putz
英 [pʌts]
美 [pʌts]
putz 中文词源
putz 闲荡来自依地语puts,傻瓜，笨蛋，二愣子。
putz 英文词源
- putz (n.)
- "obnoxious man, fool," 1964, from Yiddish, from German putz, literally "finery, adornment," obviously used here in an ironic sense. Attested in writing earlier in slang sense of "penis" (1934, in "Tropic of Cancer"). A non-ironic sense is in putz "Nativity display around a Christmas tree" (1873), from Pennsylvania Dutch (German), which retains the old German sense.