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welsh, welch /welʃ $ welʃ, weltʃ/ verb [intransitive] informal PROMISEto not do something you have promised to do, such as paying someone money that you owe 说话不算数，食言；赖账，耍赖皮 I never welch on my bets. 我打赌从不赖账。→ See Verb tableWelsh1 /welʃ/ adjective relating to Wales, its people, or its original language 威尔士的；威尔士人的；威尔士语的Related topics: LanguagesWelsh2 noun 1. the Welsh [plural]SAN people from Wales 威尔士人2. [uncountable]SLL the original language used in Wales 威尔士语Origin Welsh Old English wælisc, welisc “Celtic, Welsh, foreign”, from Wealh “Celt, Welsh person, foreigner”welsh verbWelsh1 adjectiveWelsh2 nounChinese have something Corpus not to you promised do to |