Definition of Chiantishire in English:

Chiantishire

noun kɪˈantiʃ(ɪ)ə

British humorous

The region of Tuscany in Italy, especially the area surrounding the Chianti Mountains, perceived in terms of its popularity as a holiday destination for British tourists and as a home for British expatriates.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The Independent. Humorously from the name of the Chianti Mountains + shire, as if representing the name of an English county.

Definition of Chiantishire in US English:

Chiantishire

nounkɪˈantiʃ(ɪ)ə

British humorous

The region of Tuscany in Italy, especially the area surrounding the Chianti Mountains, perceived in terms of its popularity as a holiday destination for British tourists and as a home for British expatriates.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in The Independent. Humorously from the name of the Chianti Mountains + shire, as if representing the name of an English county.

词汇	Chiantishire
释义	Definition of Chiantishire in English: Chiantishire noun kɪˈantiʃ(ɪ)ə British humorous The region of Tuscany in Italy, especially the area surrounding the Chianti Mountains, perceived in terms of its popularity as a holiday destination for British tourists and as a home for British expatriates. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The Independent. Humorously from the name of the Chianti Mountains + shire, as if representing the name of an English county. Definition of Chiantishire in US English: Chiantishire nounkɪˈantiʃ(ɪ)ə British humorous The region of Tuscany in Italy, especially the area surrounding the Chianti Mountains, perceived in terms of its popularity as a holiday destination for British tourists and as a home for British expatriates. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in The Independent. Humorously from the name of the Chianti Mountains + shire, as if representing the name of an English county.
随便看	feel one's oats feel one's oats feel one's way feel one's way feel (or find) one's legs feel (or find) one's legs feel (or look) small feel (or look) small feel (or take) the pulse of feel (or take) the pulse of feel out feel pain feel peeved feel piqued feel pity for feel proud about feel put out feel remorse about/for feel remorse for feel repentant about feel repugnance towards feel resentful feel respect feel revulsion towards feels