英语俚语“diamonds up against that wood”的翻译、释义、用法及例句-英语俚语辞典

俚语	diamonds up against that wood
释义	Diamonds up against that wood The word perfectly describes wearing diamond rings on your hand, while grabbing a "wood" grain steering wheel. This term is mostly used in the Southern region of the USA, more specifically in Texas, and was popularized by the legendary Texas duo, UGK (Pimp C and Bun B) on their song, "Diamonds & Wood." Mayne, you can't mess with my Slab, when I'm ridin' around, with my Diamonds up against that wood.
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Diamonds up against that wood