hooligan
hooligan /ˈhuː.lɪ.ɡən/ nghĩa là hô-li-gân
Các nghĩa
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hô-li-gân
A young person who causes trouble or violence, typically as a member of a gang or other group.
She also heard boys from other classes behind her talking: “So, Teacher Tang is a female hooligan.”
And I was in danger of turning into a right little hooligan if left to my wayward ways.
“You are hooligan, you try to make trouble.” Sam paused, then continued. “Ah ha ha ha, I am right, I see it in your eyes. A hooligan!”
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cá ốt me
A member of the United States Coast Guard.
I frequently notice that the hooligans (a respectful reference to the U.S. Coast Guard) are a hard act to follow.
Navy crew along the rail shouted smart-ass remarks and jeered at the hooligan doing his job.
Dạng khác
- hooligans plural