• n. 花花公子；纨绔子弟
• vt. 打扮
• vi. 打扮
• n. (Dude)人名；(德、塞)杜德

可能缩写自Yankee Doodle, 美国佬，或直接来自dawdle, 游荡。

dude (n.)

1883, "fastidious man," New York City slang of unknown origin; recent research suggests it is a shortening of Yankee Doodle, based on the song's notion of "foppish, over-fastidious male" (compare macaroni). The vogue word of 1883, originally used in reference to the devotees of the "aesthetic" craze, later applied to city slickers, especially Easterners vacationing in the West (as in dude ranch, first recorded 1921).

Now, "tenderfoot" is not to be construed as the Western equivalent of that much evolved and more abused specimen of mankind, familiarly styled "dude." For even the Montana cowboy recognizes the latter. Not that he has ever seen the true prototype of a class that was erstwhile so numerous among us. But he is convinced that a person caught in the act of wearing a white linen collar, and who looks as though he might have recently shaved or washed his face, must be a dude, true and proper. ["Random Notes and Observations of a Trip through the Great Northwest," "The Medical Record," Oct. 20, 1883]

Application to any male is recorded by 1966, U.S., originally in Black English.

1. "Dude" is a cracker of an album.

《Dude》是一个非常棒的专辑。

来自柯林斯例句

2. My doctor is a real cool dude.

我的医生实在是一位酷男。

来自柯林斯例句

3. He's a real cool dude.

他真是个帅哥。

来自《权威词典》

4. His immaculate appearance gave him the nickname of " The Dude " among some.

他那一尘不染的外表,使他在有些人之中赢得了“花花公子 ” 的浑名.

来自辞典例句

5. Who's that dude over there?

那边的那个男的是谁?

来自辞典例句