gow

[ɡau]
  • n. 麻醉品(鸦片之类)
  • n. (Gow)人名;(瑞典)戈夫;(英)高
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gow (n.)
1915, "opium," from Cantonese yao-kao "opium," literally "drug-sap;" used as such by Raymond Chandler, etc.; by 1950s the meaning had expanded to "pictures of nude or scantily clad women," hence gow job "flashy girl," which in teenager slang came to also mean "hot rod."
1. The Government took over radio broadcasting and launched its first broadcasts in June call - sign GOW.
政府接手经营广播,六月份以GOW台号正式启播.

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