"Country bumpkin" is an English term dating back to the 17th century used to describe a naive, unsophisticated, or backward person from a rural area. "Country" emphasizes rural origin, while "bumpkin" likely comes from a Dutch word for a clumsy or foolish person, creating a metaphor for someone out of touch with city life or social refinement. The term appears in literature, humor, and everyday speech to poke fun at rural simplicity. It is mildly derogatory, often humorous, and context-dependent—light teasing in some cases, more critical in others.

“country bumpkin”的英语定义和含义

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