英语词汇“aiyoh”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-双龙斋书画网

aiyoh¹

(also aiyoo)

exclamation ʌɪˈjəʊˌaɪˈjoʊ

informal

(chiefly among Chinese speakers) used to express annoyance, pain, or surprise.
how many times do they wanna ask, aiyoh!

From Chinese ( Mandarin dialect): imitative.

(also aiyo)

exclamationʌɪˈjəʊˌaɪˈjoʊ

1930s; earliest use found in Singapore Free Press. From Chinese (Mandarin) āiyō, aiyo, of imitative origin.

(also aiyoo)

exclamationˌīˈyōˌaɪˈjoʊ

informal

(chiefly among Chinese speakers) used to express annoyance, pain, or surprise.
how many times do they wanna ask, aiyoh!

From Chinese ( Mandarin dialect): imitative.

(also aiyo)

exclamationˌīˈyōˌaɪˈjoʊ

1930s; earliest use found in Singapore Free Press. From Chinese (Mandarin) āiyō, aiyo, of imitative origin.

词汇	aiyoh
释义	aiyoh¹ (also aiyoo) exclamation ʌɪˈjəʊˌaɪˈjoʊ informal (chiefly among Chinese speakers) used to express annoyance, pain, or surprise. how many times do they wanna ask, aiyoh! Origin From Chinese ( Mandarin dialect): imitative. aiyoh² (also aiyo) exclamationʌɪˈjəʊˌaɪˈjoʊ Chiefly in Chinese contexts: used to express distress, pain, surprise, etc. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Singapore Free Press. From Chinese (Mandarin) āiyō, aiyo, of imitative origin. int.1 int.2 aiyoh¹ (also aiyoo) exclamationˌīˈyōˌaɪˈjoʊ informal (chiefly among Chinese speakers) used to express annoyance, pain, or surprise. how many times do they wanna ask, aiyoh! Origin From Chinese ( Mandarin dialect): imitative. aiyoh² (also aiyo) exclamationˌīˈyōˌaɪˈjoʊ Chiefly in Chinese contexts: used to express distress, pain, surprise, etc. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Singapore Free Press. From Chinese (Mandarin) āiyō, aiyo, of imitative origin. int.1 int.2
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