birkie

/bur-kee; Scots bir-kee/US // ˈbɜr ki; Scots ˈbɪr ki //UK // (ˈbɪrkɪ) //

布尔基

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n.名词 noun

But the truth is, that the friar was the greatest man o' the twa; and that auld birkie was right sair cowed in his presence.
The young birkie had neither hat nor shoon, but he did not spare the stick; round and round they flew like mad.
It wad be better telling ye to answer ceevilly a ceevil question, my birkie.
The birkie doesna stand in need o' cash; for he gies saxpence to this ane, and a shillin to the tither ane, for gangin errans.
She was nine-and-twenty, and a birkie woman of nine-and-twenty can make a good husband out of very unpromising material.