toff 的定义
British Informal.
- a stylishly dressed, fashionable person, especially one who is or wants to be considered a member of the upper class.
toff 近义词
等同于 infuriate
等同于 peeve
等同于 enrage
等同于 exasperate
等同于 annoy
更多toff例句
- Sure, there are some colorful English aristocrats still around, but is the age of the delightfully nutty toff at an end?
- The Daily Pic: In 1782, Joshua Reynolds gave equal attention to a toff and his mount.
- "Same old Tories", we snort, sinking into the toff-bashing of old like a warm bath, top hats and monocles optional.
- Toff, (slang) n: a person of the upper classes; a swell, dandy; a good sort.
- Cameron was even heralded as “The Iron Toff” when he appeared on the cover of Newsweek in September 2010.
- You see, me gone, there's nothing to 'amper 'er—nothing to interfere with 'er settling down as a quiet, respectable toff.
- He was a waiter, like myself—not a bad sort of chap, though a bit of a toff in his off-hours.
- I ain't such a juggins as to go agen a toff as makes it worf while to do as I'm bid an' 'old me tongue.
- W'y wouldn't yer go with the toff and pl'y in ther big horchestra?
- The toff who had bought him a drink after the fight and patted him on the shoulder had used those words.