hoboes

hoboes的音标是["həʊbeɪz]，基本翻译是“流浪汉，流浪者”。

速记技巧：可以记为“hobo（波波）流浪者”。

Hobo的英文词源可以追溯到19世纪，它源自“hobo”这个词，意为流浪者或流浪汉。这个词最初是由爱尔兰移民带到美国的，他们通常在铁路或公路上流浪，寻找工作机会。

Hobo这个词的变化形式包括复数形式的“hoboes”，过去式和过去分词形式的“hoboed”以及现在分词形式的“hoboing”。

与hobo相关的单词有：

1. tramp：流浪汉，流浪者，乞丐。这个词源自法语，意为流浪或游荡。

2. bum：乞丐，流浪汉。这个词源自英语，意为无家可归的人。

3. vagrant：流浪者，漂泊不定的人。这个词源自拉丁语，意为漫游的。

4. wanderer：漂泊不定的人，流浪者。这个词直接源自wander，意为漫游。

5. itinerant：巡回的，流动的。这个词源自拉丁语，意为旅行的。它通常用来形容在一定地区内巡回表演或传授技能的人。

6. rootless：无根的，漂泊的。这个词由rootless构成，表示没有稳定住所或根基的人。

这些单词都反映了hobo这一群体的特征，即无家可归、四处漂泊、寻找工作和生活的机会。同时，也反映了社会的边缘群体和他们的生存状态。

Hobo: 常用短语

1. "hobo around" - 漫无目的地闲逛

2. "hobo it" - 流浪生活

3. "hobo life" - 流浪者的生活方式

4. "hobo"s luck" - 意外的好运

5. "hobo"s wanderlust" - 对流浪的渴望

6. "hobo"s journey" - 流浪者的旅程

7. "hobo"s friend" - 流浪者的伙伴

例句：

1. He hoboed around the country for a year, exploring new places and meeting new people.

2. She hoboed it for a few months, living off the land and making do with what she could find.

3. The hobo"s luck brought him a job at the local diner where he met a new friend.

4. He has a hobo"s wanderlust, always wanting to see new places and experience new cultures.

5. His hobo"s journey took him from city to city, meeting new people and learning new skills along the way.

6. My hobo friend and I have been best friends since we met on the road.

7. She had a hobo"s friend who always helped her out when she needed a hand.

Hobo Life: A Different Perspective

Living a hobo lifestyle can be an interesting and exciting experience, filled with adventure and discovery. Being able to live off the land and make do with what you have teaches you valuable life skills that you can"t learn in a classroom. It also forces you to be adaptable and resourceful, which are essential qualities in today"s fast-paced society. Although it may seem like a nomadic existence, there is a sense of belonging and community that comes from sharing experiences and stories with like-minded individuals. It"s a way of life that teaches you to appreciate the simple things in life and to never take anything for granted.