This is the 8580th most frequent Chinese word.
tucker
The word "tucker" is not Chinese; in English informal usage, it means food or a meal, particularly in Australian slang.
Here, 'tucker' refers metaphorically to the concept of exhaustion or tiredness, derived from its informal meaning to tire or exhaust.
每天长时间的工作让我感到疲累，这让我对‘tucker’这个词深有体会。
Working long hours every day has left me fatigued, making me deeply understand the word 'tucker'.
In this example, the sentence explains the cultural and linguistic origin of 'tucker' as used to mean food in the Australian context.
我在澳大利亚旅行时学到了‘tucker’这个词，它在当地语中指食物。
While traveling in Australia, I learned the word 'tucker,' which refers to food in the local dialect.
In this sentence, 'tucker' is used informally to mean food or nourishment, which is a common colloquial usage in Australian English.