Definition of shawlie in English:

shawlie

noun ˈʃɔːli

Northern English, Irish, Scottish dated

词汇	shawlie
释义	Definition of shawlie in English: shawlie noun ˈʃɔːli Northern English, Irish, Scottish dated A poor working-class woman (traditionally wearing a shawl). 〈苏格兰，爱尔兰，北英格兰，旧〉（通常戴着披肩的）劳动阶层贫苦妇女 Example sentencesExamples There she headed up Bible studies and prayer meetings that many of the shawlies went to. Just think, horse drivers, harness makers and cart manufacturers could come back into their own as might urchins, shawlies and the near extinct scallywags. It was a relief to the church folk when the shawlies were coming in such large numbers that Amy needed a separate building for them. Where have all the shawlies gone? She loved the old shawlies and made friends with them.
随便看	come to naught come to no harm come to no harm come to nothing come to nothing come too come to one come to one's kingdom come to one's senses come to (or meet) a sticky end come to (or meet) a sticky (or bad) end come to (or meet) a sticky (or bad) end come to overhastily come to pass come-to-pass come to pass come to pieces come to post come to rest come to rest come to sb's assistance come to sb's knowledge come to see come to somebody's assistance come to somebody's knowledge