hobo

英 [ˈhəʊbəʊ]

美 [ˈhoʊboʊ]

n.  流浪的失业工人; (尤指农场)季节工人，零工

复数：hobos　

BNC.40339 / COCA.19995

牛津词典

noun

• 流浪的失业工人；（尤指农场）季节工人，零工
  a person who travels from place to place looking for work, especially on farms
• 流浪的失业工人；（尤指农场）季节工人，零工
  a person who travels from place to place looking for work, especially on farms

柯林斯词典

• 游民;（尤指四处行乞的）流浪汉
  Ahobois a person who has no home, especially one who travels from place to place and gets money by begging.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 tramp


• 流动工人;（尤指）流动性农工
  Ahobois a worker, especially a farm worker, who goes from place to place in order to find work.

英英释义

noun

• a disreputable vagrant
  1. a homeless tramp
  2. he tried to help the really down-and-out bums
  Synonym:trampbum

双语例句

• I can't believe you got in a fight with a hobo.
  我真不敢相信你跟流浪汉打了一架。
• Hobo, you used to be very kind to me.
  霍波，你以前常对我很好。
• He's a little rusty on some of'em, but he sure ain't forgettin'any of it, said the hobo.
  “有些表演它有点生疏了，不过它肯定什么也没忘，”流浪汉说。
• This is Sal's story about Big Slim Hazard, a hobo that he once knew.
  这是Sal和大长哈泽的故事，哈泽是他认识的一个流浪汉。
• Dennis Prevost, a conductor on the Hobo line, collected tickets from Kaitlin Clark and her grandmother Martha Hedrick.
  丹尼斯普雷沃，一个霍伯线的售票员，在收取凯特林玛莎克拉克和她祖母赫德里克的门票。
• The trip "fits that whole image of New England in the fall," said Emily Clark, Eddie and Brenda's daughter-in-law, who works for the family-owned Hobo line.
  艾美莉·克拉克是艾迪和布兰达的儿媳妇，如今在这条家族铁路漫游线上工作。她说，这条线路“最适合大家用来欣赏新英格兰地区的秋色”。
• Hobo is a big project.
  Hobo是一个很大的项目。
• Marching songs, work songs, hobo songs and Negro spirituals are also forms of folk song.
  行军歌、劳动号子、流浪曲、黑人圣歌也都应包括在民歌范围之内。
• Working undercover as a hobo?
  你今天卧底扮流浪汉？
• Listen. Hobo, you, re very lucky, you know.
  听着，霍博，你很幸运，这你是知道的。