英语俚语“gyipsy”的翻译、释义、用法及例句-英语俚语辞典

俚语	gyipsy
释义	Gyipsy (pronounced, Guy-ip-zee.) A Gyipsy is a person who believes in the laws of their own making. They create their own rules and follow them. Basically, they're stuck up and think that they're superior. Diana- the Gyipsy of the two- a stuck-up girl from a posh family, told down-to-earth Aretemis, a girl from a poor, but loving family; 'These are my rules, so, therefore, they are right and I am right.'
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