ducky

• adj. 可喜的；極好的；極為愉快的

來自duck俚語義，乖乖，寶貝兒。

ducky (adj.)

"excellent," slang from 1897 (often ironical),perhaps from duckie as a term of endearment (early 19c.). Probably not related to much earlier slang noun meaning "a woman's breast" ["...whose pritty duckys I trust shortly to kysse," Henry VIII, c. 1536 letter to Anne Boleyn, who, contrary to rumor, did not have three of them].

1. Everything is just ducky.

一切順利。

來自《權威詞典》

2. So, you want me to take this evidence down to Ducky?

所以, 你要我把這些證物拿去給達克?

來自電影對白

3. You and I, ducky, are going to get into a revue.

我討厭了劈叉.你和我, 親愛的, 會去演一出小劇目.

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4. Ducky. Have you come to play? I hope you are not busy.

突然, 小鴨子發現有新的朋友,於是他喊,“你好,那位”,“你能來玩 麽,希望你不忙,請別遊走. ”

來自互聯網

5. Yes, my rubber ducky keeps me company in the tub.

是的, 我的橡皮鴨子在公司洗澡.

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