Trog Meaning in English

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UK

释义

A 'trog' is a trough or container used for holding food or water, mostly for animals. Rarely, it can also refer to an untidy person in British slang.

用法与细微差别

'Trog' is quite uncommon outside farming/veterinary English and British slang. Usually refers to feeding containers for animals. In slang, calling someone a 'trog' is mildly insulting and rare. It is not standard in American English.

• Spanish: comedero (animal) - recipiente (informal, rara)
• Portuguese (BR): cocho (animal) - vasilha (informal, rara)
• Portuguese (PT): cocho (animal) - recipiente (informal, rara)
• Chinese (Simplified): 食槽 (动物用)
• Chinese (Traditional): 食槽 (動物用)
• Hindi: पशु की खुरली
• Arabic: حوض علف (للحيوانات)
• Bengali: খাদ্যপাত্র - নোংরা ব্যক্তি (শ্ল্যাং)
• Russian: корыто - неряха (разг.)
• Japanese: 飼い葉桶 - だらしない人（俗語）
• Vietnamese: máng ăn - người luộm thuộm (tiếng lóng)
• Korean: 여물통 - 지저분한 사람(속어)
• Turkish: yemlik - dağınık kimse (argo)
• Urdu: چارہ دان - گندا آدمی (سلینگ میں)
• Indonesian: palung makan - orang berantakan (slang)

例句

The farmer filled the trog with fresh water.

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There is a trog under the tree for the sheep.

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I can't believe how much mess is around that old trog.

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In Britain, calling someone a trog means they're a bit messy.

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The pigs eat from the trog every morning.

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The goats crowd around the trog as soon as they see food.

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