yins
英 [jɪn]
美[jɪn]
释义
n. （苏格兰）一个（等于one）；中国思想里的“阴”（与“阳”相对）；中国的殷代
adj. （苏格兰）一个的
pron. （苏格兰）一个
英文词源
- yins (pron.)
- "you people, you-all," contracted from U.S. dialectal you-uns, for you-ones (see you, also see y'all); first noted 1810 in Ohio. Also yinz; now considered a localism in Pittsburgh, Pa.
