peng
peng — 形容詞
- pengpositive
- pengercomparative
- pengestsuperlative
1. British slang describing a person as extremely attractive or striking in appeara
超正
形容人外表極具吸引力
British slang describing a person as extremely attractive or striking in appearance — used especially among younger speakers in casual conversation.
Anong said the guy she met at the market was absolutely peng.
Anong 說她在市集認識的那個男生超正的。
collocation: absolutely peng for emphasis
Stefan showed Sofia a photo of his cousin and she agreed she looked peng.
Stefan 拿他表妹的照片給 Sofia 看,她也說表妹長得很正。
Dancers stopped to look at the peng woman in the red dress.
舞者們都停下來看向那位穿紅裙子的超正女子。
Ilan told his mates that the new girl in their class was peng.
Ilan 跟哥兒們說班上新來的女生超正的。
用法筆記
Strongly informal; natural in conversation among peers in the UK but out of place in formal writing or in American English contexts where the word is not recognised.
常見錯誤
2. British slang meaning of extremely high quality or very enjoyable — typically us
超讚
形容事物品質極佳
British slang meaning of extremely high quality or very enjoyable — typically used to describe food, music, a performance, or an experience.
The jerk chicken from that stall in Brixton Market is proper peng.
Brixton 市集那個攤位的烤雞實在超讚的。
collocation: proper peng for 'really excellent'
Cyrus put on the new album and everyone said the beats were peng.
Cyrus 放了新專輯,大家都說這節奏超讚。
peng describing music quality
Renata tried the homemade mango lassi at the festival and called it peng.
Renata 在音樂節上嚐了自製芒果拉西,直說超讚的。
Soraya said the film was peng and made us go see it the next day.
Soraya 說那部電影超讚的,隔天硬拉我們去看。
用法筆記
Applicable to food, drink, music, films, or any enjoyable experience. In London youth slang, 'peng' is often interchangeable with 'sick' or 'bare good' but carries a more positive, less edgy tone than 'sick'.