Strewth Meaning in English
word
stɹuːθ
strooth
stɹˈuːθ
STROOTH
释义
An informal British and Australian exclamation used to show surprise, shock, or emphasis, similar to 'wow', 'goodness', or 'oh my gosh'.
用法与细微差别
Very informal and mainly used in Britain and Australia; rarely heard in American English. Used in exclamations, often at the start of a sentence. Shows surprise, disbelief, or strong feeling. Sometimes seen as old-fashioned or humorous.
Spanish: caramba - cielos - vayaPortuguese (BR): caramba - nossa - credoPortuguese (PT): bolas - chiça - carambaChinese (Simplified): 天哪 - 哎呀Chinese (Traditional): 天啊 - 哎呀Hindi: हाय भगवान - वाकईArabic: يا إلهي - حقًاBengali: উফ - আরে ভাই - বাহRussian: чёрт возьми - вот это да - боже мойJapanese: なんてこった - うわー - びっくりVietnamese: trời ơi - ôi trời - trời đấtKorean: 어머나 - 와 - 세상에Turkish: vay canına - aman tanrım - hayretUrdu: ارے - اوہ - حیرت ہےIndonesian: astaga - waduh - ya ampun
例句
Strewth, that's a big dog!
basic
Strewth, I forgot my keys again.
basic
Strewth, it's hot in here.
basic
Strewth, I didn’t expect to see you here!
natural
Strewth, mate, that was close!
natural
He looked up and said, 'Strewth! That’s brilliant.'
natural