chav
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++chav /tʃæv/ noun [countable] British English an offensive word used especially by newspapers to talk about a young working-class person who is rude and aggressive, has a low level of education, and who wears a certain style of fashionable clothing such as trainers, sportswear, and baseball caps 没有教养的青年工人,穿着时髦的小工人〔冒犯性用语,尤用于报纸〕
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chav
chav /tʃæv/
noun [countable] British English
an offensive word used especially by newspapers to talk about a young WORKING-CLASS person who is rude and aggressive, has a low level of education, and who wears a certain style of fashionable clothing such as trainers, sportswear, and baseball caps
chav /tʃæv/
noun [countable] British Englishan offensive word used especially by newspapers to talk about a young WORKING-CLASS person who is rude and aggressive, has a low level of education, and who wears a certain style of fashionable clothing such as trainers, sportswear, and baseball caps