英语词汇lubber的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	lubber
词源	lubber. Any clumsy, stupid person. Although it is widely used throughout the U.S., the expression is an old one dating back to fifteenth-century England. It is most often heard in landlubber, a sailor’s derogatory term for someone unfamil- iar with ships or the sea that is just recorded in 1690.
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