makey-uppy
形容词 adj.
英文释义
形容词 adj.
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made up, invented; fictional
— ‘Kathmandu?’ said Laura, surprised. ‘I thought that was one of those makey-uppy places, like Jibberovia or Ballygobackwards.’
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made up, invented; invented without good reason; fake, pretend, pretentious, inauthentic, artificial
— The Assassinators, from Denmark, play poppy (but rocking) political punk rock that makes you want to dance and sing-along in makey-uppy Danish.
词形变化
词源
From make up (“invent”) + -y.
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