英语词汇“didlum”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-双龙斋书画网

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词汇	didlum
释义	Definition of didlum in English: didlum (also diddlum) noun ˈdɪdləm Northern English A savings scheme in which members of a particular group deposit a regular sum throughout the year with a nominated treasurer who shares out the money at Christmas. so glad I saved £150 in my didlum for Christmas every department at the Press had a diddlum as modifier Christmas wrecked for workers as £14,000 of didlum savings 'taken' from Hull savings scheme Origin Early 20th century: apparently humorously from diddle + 'em (informal variant of them).
随便看	take vengeance on take very small bites from take weapons from take wing take wing take-with take with a grain of salt take with a pinch/grain of salt take with a pinch of salt take word take word for it take years off take years off sb take years off somebody take years off someone take your leave take yourself off takhaar takht takilma Takilma takin taking taking taking account of

　

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