"bochka, bass, kolbaser"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Rock-paper-scissors, OK?" "Rock" "Scis..Paper" "Foul!"

Bing-bong ... bing-bong ... "Oh-oh. The class bell!"

"Yo. What's up, whitey?" "What?"

"Boku" is dead.

“Thank you very much (for the meal)."—“Not at all."

"Your nose is dripping." "S-sorry."

"Frozen"

“Big and empty”

"How about playing catch?" "Sure, why not?"

Notting Hill Carnival

“Come with me."—“All right."

"What's up? Fidgeting like that" "Er, well, it looks like the elastic's gone in my pants."

“I'm very tired."—“Same here."

“I'm hungry."—“Sorry?"—“I said, I'm hungry."

“Bloody hell!"—“You forget yourself, sir."

a leg of mutton [lamb]

a basilisk glance [look]

Burke's “On the Beautiful”

{'Konpira'} Shrine

“In for a penny, in for a pound”

“Good‐bye, Mick."“I'll see you, Kate."

“Can't you pass the salt?"“Sure."

a package wrapped in straw-matting

“It's Mickey Mouse."—“What do you mean, Mickey Mouse?"

a rain of ashes [bullets, kisses]

“How are you getting along with the boss?"—“I'm coping."

“Over shoes over boots.”

to comb up the stray tresses

a lacrimal duct [gland, sac]

“Lightly got, lightly spent”