Definition of gwine in English:

gwine

verb ɡwʌɪn

Southern, English Regional, United States Regional, Caribbean rare

1As present participle: going. In progressive constructions sometimes with zero auxiliary.
2With zero auxiliary (gwine to).
3With auxiliary be (be gwine to).
4With zero auxiliary (functioning as a simple modal auxiliary.
5With auxiliary be (be gwine).

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Brome (1620–1666), poet and lawyer. Representing a regional pronunciation of going, present participle of go.

Definition of gwine in US English:

gwine

verbɡwʌɪn

Southern, English Regional, United States Regional, Caribbean rare

1As present participle: going. In progressive constructions sometimes with zero auxiliary.
2With zero auxiliary (gwine to).
3With auxiliary be (be gwine to).
4With zero auxiliary (functioning as a simple modal auxiliary.
5With auxiliary be (be gwine).

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Brome (1620–1666), poet and lawyer. Representing a regional pronunciation of going, present participle of go.

词汇	gwine
释义	Definition of gwine in English: gwine verb ɡwʌɪn Southern, English Regional, United States Regional, Caribbean rare 1As present participle: going. In progressive constructions sometimes with zero auxiliary. 2With zero auxiliary (gwine to). 3With auxiliary be (be gwine to). 4With zero auxiliary (functioning as a simple modal auxiliary. 5With auxiliary be (be gwine). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Brome (1620–1666), poet and lawyer. Representing a regional pronunciation of going, present participle of go. Definition of gwine in US English: gwine verbɡwʌɪn Southern, English Regional, United States Regional, Caribbean rare 1As present participle: going. In progressive constructions sometimes with zero auxiliary. 2With zero auxiliary (gwine to). 3With auxiliary be (be gwine to). 4With zero auxiliary (functioning as a simple modal auxiliary. 5With auxiliary be (be gwine). Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Brome (1620–1666), poet and lawyer. Representing a regional pronunciation of going, present participle of go.
随便看	looseness looseness loosenesses looseness of the bowels loosening loosenings loosening up loosen one's hold on loosens loosen sb's tongue loosen somebody's tongue loosen someone's tongue loosen someone's tongue loosen the purse strings loosen tongue loosen up loosen up loose off loose one's hold on looser loose rein looses loose scrum loose scrummage loose something off