Croc Meaning in English

word

US

ˈkɹɑk

KRAHK

UK

kɹɒk

KROK

释义

"Croc" is a slang word for "crocodile". In modern use, it can also mean Crocs, a popular brand of rubber clogs (shoes).

用法与细微差别

Most common in Australian/British English. "Croc" as a shoe refers to the Crocs brand, usually in the plural ('my Crocs'). As animal, informal and friendly. Not used in formal writing.

• Spanish: cocodrilo (coloquial) - Crocs (zapatos de goma)
• Portuguese (BR): crocodilo (coloquial) - Crocs (calçado de borracha)
• Portuguese (PT): crocodilo (coloquial) - Crocs (calçado de borracha)
• Chinese (Simplified): 鳄鱼（口语） - 洞洞鞋（Crocs牌休闲鞋）
• Chinese (Traditional): 鱷魚（口語） - 洞洞鞋（Crocs牌休閒鞋）
• Hindi: मगरमच्छ (अनौपचारिक) - क्रॉक्स (जूते)
• Arabic: تمساح (عامية) - كروكس (أحذية مطاطية)
• Bengali: কুমির - ক্রক্স (জুতো)
• Russian: крокодил (разг.) - crocs (обувь)
• Japanese: ワニ（略語） - クロックス（靴）
• Vietnamese: cá sấu (viết tắt) - dép Crocs
• Korean: 악어(줄임말) - 크록스(신발)
• Turkish: timsah (argo) - Crocs (ayakkabı markası)
• Urdu: مَگرمَچھ (غیر رسمی) - crocs (جوتے)
• Indonesian: buaya (slang) - Crocs (sepatu)

例句

Look, there is a croc in the river!

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He wore blue crocs to school today.

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A big croc lives near this lake.

basic

Watch out for crocs if you're swimming here—they can be dangerous.

natural

I can't believe you actually wear Crocs outside!

natural

The kids kicked off their crocs before getting in the pool.

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