| 单词 |
Darby and Joan |
| 释义 |
Dar·by and Joan /ˌdɑːbi ən ˈdʒəʊn $ ˌdɑːrbi ən ˈdʒoʊn/ noun British English like Darby and Joan HAPPYused humorously when talking about an old husband and wife who live very happily together 一对恩爱的老夫妇〔幽默用法〕Origin Darby and Joan (1700-1800) The names of a happy long-married couple in an 18th-century poemDar·by and Joan nounChineseSyllable |
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