UK riots: young yobs back on streets despite David Cameron's pledge.

尽管戴维·卡梅伦做出承诺，但是年轻的再次现身街头。

Listen Callum, I'm sorry about earlier. I don't really think you are a yob. You are a gentleman.

卡勒姆，听着，我对我刚刚说过的话感到抱歉。我真的不认为你是。你是绅士。

Riot yobs filmed attacking cop cars.

袭击警车的画面被拍。

No, no, no! But do you see what I mean? You sound like a yob.

不，不，不是！是你明白我什么意思了吗？你听上去就像的人！

Let's hear some real headlines from some British newspapers: UK riots: 11 councils to evict 'riot yobs'.

英国：11地方议会驱逐“”。

The frontpage headlines were clear: " Rule of the mob" , " Yob rule" , " Flaming morons" .

“民统治”、“统治”、“愤怒的白痴”。

600 riot yobs left DNA on windows.

600名在窗户上留下了DNA。

'Yob' is a word that the British press used to describe the rioters.

Yob这词就是英国媒体用来形容那些的。

Ah, I'm not sure I remember seeing this word yob on the BBC news site.

啊，我不记得我在BBC新闻网站上看到过这词。

Well, interestingly, what we have here is an example of backslang. If you read the word yob backwards, what do you get?

嗯，有意思的是，这些词是倒读俚语。如果你把yob这词倒过来，你会得到什么？

A whole gang of yobs were standing around, just waiting to have a go.

【go】一帮野小子站在那里，就等着寻衅打架。

Despite the odd potshot at the yoof and yobs, he wrote admiringly of Caribbean patois, black American vernacular and rural English dialects.

尽管他对无礼的小年轻进行了古怪的抨击，但他对加勒比方言、美国黑人方言和农村英语方言的描写令人钦佩。

Yes, yobs. Yob is our phrase for today. It's an informal word that refers to a man who is loud and rude and possibly rather violent.

对，野的人。这就是我们今天要讲的词。这是一非正式用语，指那些又吵、又，而且能很力的男人。