Porker Meaning in English
word
ˈpɔɹkɝ
PAWR-ker
pˈɔːkɐ
PAW-kuh
释义
A 'porker' is a pig raised for its meat, especially to become fat. Informally and offensively, it can also mean a very overweight person.
用法与细微差别
'Porker' is used mainly in farming contexts for pigs, but as slang for people, it is rude and insulting. Avoid calling someone a 'porker.' Common in British English, rare in American usage.
Spanish: cerdo de engorde - persona gorda (ofensivo)Portuguese (BR): porco de engorda - pessoa gorda (ofensivo)Portuguese (PT): porco de engorda - pessoa gorda (ofensivo)Chinese (Simplified): 肥猪 - 胖子（冒犯性）Chinese (Traditional): 肥豬 - 胖子（冒犯性）Hindi: मोटा सूअर - मोटा व्यक्ति (अपमानजनक)Arabic: خنزير للتسمين - شخص سمين (مهين)Bengali: ফ্যাট শূকর - স্থূল ব্যক্তি (অপমানজনক)Russian: откормленная свинья - толстяк (оскорбительно)Japanese: 肉豚 - デブ（侮蔑的）Vietnamese: lợn thịt - người béo phì (xúc phạm)Korean: 비육돈 - 뚱뚱한 사람(모욕적)Turkish: besi domuzu - şişman kişi (aşağılayıcı)Urdu: موٹا سور - موٹا شخص (تحقیرآمیز)Indonesian: babi pedaging - orang sangat gemuk (kasar)
例句
The farmer raised a porker for the local market.
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A porker weighs much more than a piglet.
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He bought a porker to prepare for the festival.
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Don’t call someone a porker—it’s very rude.
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After all that cake, I feel like a real porker!
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In the contest, the biggest porker wins the prize.
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