口语:“用不着你来教训我！”
<p>口语:“用不着你来教训我！”</p><p>玩转“棒球”：口语：改天吧！俗语：事不过三 俚语：有一手</p><p>“他训我是好意，但管的恁多了！而且，话锋直接犀利、不留半点情面，真的让人难以忍受！” 如上诸多含义，那个严厉的批评者、惹人厌的“教诲者”，如何用英语来形容？简单的两个词“<span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="uncle">uncle</span>”足矣。 “<span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="uncle">uncle</span>”亦属于带有贬义色彩的“荷兰词汇”，其根源嘛，还是那场为了争夺海上霸权的“<span word="Anglo">Anglo</span>-<span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="Wars">Wars</span>”（英荷战争）。战争之后，英荷之间出现了短暂的和解，尤在<span word="William">William</span> <span word="of">of</span> <span word="Orange">Orange</span>（奥伦治亲王威廉）继承王位以后，英荷海军还一度合作。但士兵间的宿怨难以很快了结，就在17世纪末，“<span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="uncle">uncle</span>”成了英国海兵的戏谑语，用来形容不受欢迎的“教诲者”。 短语“<span word="talk">talk</span> <span word="to">to</span> <span word="one">one</span> <span word="like">like</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="uncle">uncle</span>”（言外之意：你不是我的叔叔，用不着你拿严厉的口吻教训我）在18世纪开始流传。看下面一个例句：<span word="Stop">Stop</span> <span word="talking">talking</span> <span word="to">to</span> <span word="me">me</span> <span word="like">like</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="Dutch">Dutch</span> <span word="uncle">uncle</span> <span word="about">about</span> <span word="my">my</span> <span word="duty">duty</span> <span word="to">to</span> <span word="my">my</span> <span word="family">family</span>.（在有关我的家庭责任感这个问题上，用不着你来教训我。）</p>
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