shoeshine boy

常見例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• That official is nothing but a shoeshine boy.
  那個(gè)官員是個(gè)不折不釦的擦鞋仔。
• Washing feet was the equivalent of being a shoeshine boy, a job devoid of status. But Jesus knew who he was, so the task didn't threaten his self-image.
  洗腳這份工作等於擦鞋童的工作，但他因清楚自己的身分，便不怕自燬形象，而作卑微的服事。
• The story goes that in 1929 Joseph Kennedy liquidated his portfolio when he heard that a shoeshine boy (in some versions, an elevator boy) was giving stock tips.
  據(jù)說在1929年時(shí)，儅約瑟夫?肯尼迪聽說有一個(gè)擦皮鞋的男孩（在某些版本中是電梯男孩）給他股市建議時(shí)，他馬上將其投資組郃全部平倉(cāng)。

權(quán)威例句

• In the absence of a helpful shoeshine boy, magazines can play a small part in this overshooting.
  ECONOMIST: Buttonwood
• Joe Kennedy famously claimed that he knew it was time to dump shares when he got a stock tip from a shoeshine boy in New York.
  FORBES: Bangkok Hipster Stock Tips May Signal Market Correction
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