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Joe Blow - translation to russian
PLACEHOLDER FOR MULTIPLE UNSPECIFIED PEOPLE
John Q Public; Jane Q. Public; Jane Q Public; Joe Blow; John Q. Citizen; Jane Q. Citizen; John Citizen; Joe Q. Public; J6P; Jane Citizen; John Q. Taxpayer; Jane Q. Taxpayer; Joe Doakes; Public, John; Public, John Q.; John Public
Joe Blow
[dʒəu'bləu]
сленг
средний
заурядный человек
жаргонизм
солдат
рядовой
существительное
жаргонизм
солдат
Joe Blow
Joe (Blow) noun amer.; mil.; sl. солдат
John Q. Public
[dʒɔnkju:'pʌblik]
общая лексика
рядовой американец
существительное
общая лексика
Джон Кью Паблик (прозвище среднего американца)
Definition
УОЛКОТТ
(Walcott) Дерек (р. 1930), тринидадский поэт. Пишет на английском языке. Поэзию Уолкотта отличает эпическое видение современности как напластования ушедших культур (сборники "Потерпевший кораблекрушение", 1965, "Гроздья моря", 1976, "Середина лета", 1984). Ведущий герой Уолкотта - бард Гомер: поэма "Новый Омир" (1990) - путешествие по временам и пространствам, своего рода лирическое обозрение цивилизации. Пьесы ("Сон на обезьяньей горе", 1967; "О, Вавилон", 1976, и др.). Нобелевская премия (1992).
Wikipedia
John Q. Public
John Q. Public (and several similar names; see the Variations section below) is a generic name and placeholder name, especially in American English, to denote a hypothetical member of society, deemed a "common man", who is presumed to represent the randomly selected "man on the street".
The equivalent term in British English is Joe Public.
Examples of use of Joe Blow
1. Are they the same with Joe Blow as they are with me?
2. Had he been shot by Joe Blow, it would merit perhaps a three–line item in the local newspaper and be entirely forgotten to history.
3. "That wouldn‘t happen with just any Joe Blow," says Lyle Gramley, a former Fed governor who works as a consulting economist at the Schwab Washington Research Group.
4. "Whatever the snafu was, the result is Joe Blow Citizen isn‘t seeing the effect of that federal money." Louisiana eventually expects to get at least $25 billion in federal money for rebuilding projects, including everything from levee repairs to homeowner assistance.
