公子哥儿 (gōng zǐ gē er) — pampered son of a wealthy or influential family; spoiled rich kid
Definition
A colloquial, mildly mocking label for a pampered young man from a rich or powerful family who has never worked. Carries a negative, judgmental tone — not a neutral description.
noun
pampered son of a wealthy or influential familyspoiled rich kid
Measure word · 个
Examples
- ,公子哥儿。Tā cóng xiǎo yī lái shēn shǒu fàn lái zhāng kǒu, huó tuō tuō yí gè gōng zǐ gē er.He's been waited on hand and foot since childhood — a complete pampered rich kid.
- 公子哥儿?Nà ge gōng zǐ gē er nǎ lǐ dǒng de zhèng qián de xīn kǔ?How would that spoiled rich boy understand the hardship of earning money?
- 公子哥儿,。Bié zhěng tiān xiàng gè gōng zǐ gē er shì de, yě gāi zì jǐ chū qù chuǎng yi chuǎng le.Don't act like a pampered rich kid all day — you should go out and find your own way.
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
联合liánhéCoordinate
Two parts of equal weight, alike or opposite in meaning, standing side by side.
公子 (noble son) and 哥儿 (young man) together label a pampered rich family son.
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