作业帮tiffany这个英文名有什么含义吗?Ps：问的是英文名的含义,别跟我扯牌子
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tiffany这个英文名有什么含义吗?Ps：问的是英文名的含义,别跟我扯牌子
Tiffany:
【纺织业】丝纱罗；上浆亚麻薄布；丝绢
再问： 。。英文名含义
再问： 不是这个单词的含义
再答： 还有 意思是
人名 帝芙妮
再问： 废话
再答： 英文名意思名字含义： 上帝显灵; 名字来源： 希腊语; 名字类别：;
再答： 可以吗？真奇怪明明是求助 态度却肿么不好
再答： 是Tiffin的变体
再答： Tiffin is an English slang term of second breakfast or lunch, sometimes applied to any light meal. It originated in British India, and is today found primarily in Indian English.[1] The word originated when Indian custom superseded the British practice of an afternoon tea, leading to a new word for the afternoon meal.[1] It is derived from the obsolete English slang tiffing, for "taking a little drink or sip".[2] When used for "lunch", it is not necessarily a light meal.[3]:88
In South India and in Nepal, the term is generally used for between-meals snacks: dosas, idlis, etc.[4] In other parts of India, such as Mumbai, the word mostly refers to a packed lunch of some sort, in particular to light lunches prepared for working Indian men by their wives after they have left for work, or for schoolchildren by their parents.[5] In Mumbai, it is often forwarded to them by dabbawalas, sometimes known as tiffin wallahs, who use a complex system to get thousands of tiffin-boxes to their destinations.[6]
Tiffin often consists of rice, dal, curry, vegetables, chapatis or "spicy meats".[3]
In addition, the lunch boxes are themselves called tiffin carriers, tiffin-boxes or just tiffins.
再问： 因为我题目避免解释太多所以已经写明白是英文名的含义了
【纺织业】丝纱罗；上浆亚麻薄布；丝绢
再问： 。。英文名含义
再问： 不是这个单词的含义
再答： 还有 意思是
人名 帝芙妮
再问： 废话
再答： 英文名意思名字含义： 上帝显灵; 名字来源： 希腊语; 名字类别：;
再答： 可以吗？真奇怪明明是求助 态度却肿么不好
再答： 是Tiffin的变体
再答： Tiffin is an English slang term of second breakfast or lunch, sometimes applied to any light meal. It originated in British India, and is today found primarily in Indian English.[1] The word originated when Indian custom superseded the British practice of an afternoon tea, leading to a new word for the afternoon meal.[1] It is derived from the obsolete English slang tiffing, for "taking a little drink or sip".[2] When used for "lunch", it is not necessarily a light meal.[3]:88
In South India and in Nepal, the term is generally used for between-meals snacks: dosas, idlis, etc.[4] In other parts of India, such as Mumbai, the word mostly refers to a packed lunch of some sort, in particular to light lunches prepared for working Indian men by their wives after they have left for work, or for schoolchildren by their parents.[5] In Mumbai, it is often forwarded to them by dabbawalas, sometimes known as tiffin wallahs, who use a complex system to get thousands of tiffin-boxes to their destinations.[6]
Tiffin often consists of rice, dal, curry, vegetables, chapatis or "spicy meats".[3]
In addition, the lunch boxes are themselves called tiffin carriers, tiffin-boxes or just tiffins.
再问： 因为我题目避免解释太多所以已经写明白是英文名的含义了