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Okie - translation to russian
Okie
['əuki]
существительное
общая лексика
«оки»
житель Оклахомы
странствующий сельскохозяйственный рабочий (преим. из Оклахомы)
американизм
обыкн. [презрит.]
странствующий сельскохозяйственный рабочий (преим. из штата Оклахома)
Okie
Okie noun amer. странствующий сельскохозяйственный рабочий (преим. из штата Оклахома)
okay
WORD FROM THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Oll korrect; Ok; O.K.; Okie-dokie; Okee; Okei dokie; Okee-dokee; OK.; O.k.; Ok.; O K; Okie dokie; 🆗; Oll korrekt; Ola Kala (loan phrase); O. K.; Orl Korrect; Okay
[əu'kei]
синоним
Wikipedia
Okie
Okie (с англ. — «Оки») — третий студийный альбом Джей Джей Кейла, выпущенный в 1974 году. Альбом добрался до 128 строчки чарта Billboard 200. Песни «Cajun Moon» и «Rock and Roll Records» были выпущены в качестве синглов.
Examples of use of Okie
1. Although his career first took off in the 1'40s with blues hits Okie Dokie Stomp‘‘ and Ain‘t That Dandy,‘‘ Brown bristled when he was labeled a bluesman.
2. A radio jingle to the tune of Merle Haggard‘s ballad "Okie From Muskogee," available on his Web site, ends with: "He might not win awards for his charisma, but Alaska‘s gonna need Frank in ‘06." A defeat on Tuesday would make him the fourth incumbent to lose a primary election this month.
3. We‘re not going to let him hoodwink ya, and bamboozle ya, we‘re not going to let him run the okie doke on ya." NEW ADS The Obama campaign released a new ad hitting McCain as erratic during the past two weeks of economic crisis, a reference that could be interpreted as subtle reminder of McCain‘s age.
4. Kinky, who played guitar, wrote some soulful, sensitive ballads, but what inspired a cult following were his outrageous comic songs: among them, a satire of anti–feminists called "Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in Bed," and a parody of Merle Haggard‘s "Okie From Muskogee" called "[Lower End of the Intestinal Tract] From El Paso," which suggested that men from that Texas city were a tad too fond of sheep.
