「It was free verse, you gas-house palooka.」という英語のフレーズは、主にアメリカ英語で使われる表現で、相手に対して軽蔑や侮辱の意味を含んでいます。 具体的には、相手が詩や文章などで自由詩のような形式で表現しているが、その内容やスタイルがあまり価値がないという意味を表します。 また、「palooka」は、愚か者や無能な人を指す俗語です。 例えば、友達が書いた詩を見て「It was free verse, you gas-house palooka.」と言うことで、その詩が内容や表現 …

Apparently it used to be what you called a factory producing gas: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gashouse "Palooka" is still used as an affectionate term for a man: "You big palooka."

2024年8月1日 · No, and I had to look up "gashouse." Apparently it used to be what you called a factory producing gas: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gashouse "Palooka" is still used as an affectionate term for a man: "You big palooka." But it's old fashioned. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/palooka|@nina23 You're welcome.

2016年8月24日 · It’s funny, sweet, sexy and satisfying in rare ways. “That was free verse, you gashouse palooka!” Bayer: OK, you’re not a palooka, but how could I pass up that line?

2018年3月4日 · An unemployed rather drunken newspaper reporter, Peter Warne, a brutally masculine young Clark Gable shouts at his former boss, you fired the best newshound your filthy scandal sheet ever had…That was free verse, you gashouse palooka!

「It was free verse, you gas-house palooka.」という英語のフレーズは、主にアメリカ英語で使われる表現で、相手に対して軽蔑や侮辱の意味を含んでいます。 具体的には、相手が詩や文章などで自由詩のような形式で表現しているが、その内容やスタイルがあまり価値がないという意味を表します。 また、「palooka」は、愚か者や無能な人を指す俗語です。 例えば、友達が書いた詩を見て「It was free verse, you gas-house palooka.」と言うことで、その詩が内容や表現 …

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the editor asks "why did you write this in Greek" and suggests to start a new department. The reporter replies "that it was a free verse you idiot" the editor replied "what was free about it, all this paper costs money" palooka can mean idiot, stupid, or clumsy person.

"That was free verse, you gas-house palooka!" Frank Capra has it all at his fingertips, emphasis on speed and luminosity. The socialite's father (Walter Connolly) thunders aloft in an airplane filled with detectives, the whoosh of the jet is heard in the next shot as the heroine awakens smilingly in a bungalow bed, ready for the day's adventures.

the editor asks "why did you write this in Greek" and suggests to start a new department. The reporter replies "that it was a free verse you idiot" the editor replied "what was free about it, all this paper costs money" palooka can mean idiot, stupid, or clumsy person.