名詞 bobby:

1. an informal term for a British policeman

1. Bobby cried when he broke his kite. Mother said, "You're a big boy now. Act your age."
   鮑比把風(fēng)箏弄破時哭了起來。媽媽說：“你已經(jīng)是個大孩子了，要像個大孩子的樣子?！?/div>
2. Let Bobby run down to the post office for you: he can do it in the twinkling of an eye.
   讓博比為你跑一躺郵局吧，這樁事他一眨眼功夫就能辦好的。
3. Oh, don't worry about it. accidents happen. Besides, I knew Bobby was coming. I should have put that vase away.
   哦，別擔(dān)心。意外總是會發(fā)生的。另外，知道鮑比要來，我應(yīng)該早點(diǎn)把花瓶放起來。
4. John's new hat is a bobby dazzler.
   約翰的新幾十非常引人注意。

bob.by

n.（名詞）
【復(fù)數(shù)】 bob.bies 【多用于英國】
A police officer.
警察

來源：
After Sir &B{Robert} Peel [home secretary of England when the Metropolitan Police Force was created in 829]
源自 爵士 &B{羅伯特} Peel[源自829年創(chuàng)建大城市的警察部隊的英格蘭內(nèi)政大臣]