英和和英

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laptopped (not comparable)

1. Having and using a laptop
   • 1995, J. B. Schiere, Cattle, straw and system control, page 28:

     This is in stark contrast indeed with the modern laptopped, linguistically handicapped and 'aeroplaned' consultant who needs Rapid Rural Appraisals to know what is going on.

   • 2007, Glen Duncan, The Bloodstone Papers, page 34:

     The young white laptopped middle classes have come to Balham with their artful casuals and polite terror of the remaining browns and blacks.

   • 2008, Shobha Dé, Superstar India: From Incredible to Unstoppable:

     Even so, on that flight, I switched mental places with the laptopped visitors, their skins angry, red and peeling (had they ever encountered such intense heat before?).