mammy
n. <非正> <英>妈妈(用于英国部分地区); <美>妈妈
In some dialects of English, mammy is used to mean mother.
1. an offensive term for a Black nursemaid in the southern U.S.
2. informal terms for a mother
" Try a hot cake,'said Mammy inexorably.
" 试试吃个热饼, "嬷嬷好像求她似的.
Accordingly, mammy often should leave a heart to feel when dress to darling or bathing.
因此, 妈咪在给宝宝穿衣或洗澡时要经常留心摸一摸.
Mammy: Yonder she comes! Miss Scarlett, Miss Suellen, Miss Carreen, your ma's home!
奶妈: 她从那边来了! 斯佳丽小姐, 苏伦小姐, 凯伦小姐, 你们的妈妈回来了!
Mammy: And how come u didn't ask them gentlemen to stay for supper?
奶妈: 而且你怎么可以不叫先生们留下来吃晚饭 呢 ?
Curses came home to roost, Mammy said.
如嬷嬷说的,诅咒别人的人必定自作自受.