英语单词短语词组“peevishly”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

peevishly

adverb

/ˈpiː.vɪʃ.li/us

/ˈpiː.vɪʃ.li/

in aneasilyannoyedway:

易怒地，脾气坏地

"Ithoughtyou might havehelped," sherepliedpeevishly.“我还以为你本来可以帮一把的，”她生气地回答。

"It'syourownfault," I said peevishly.“这是你自己的错，”我生气地说。

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peevish

More examples

"Who told you?" hedemandedpeevishly.
He peevishlyaccusedthegovernmentoflying.
Hervoicewas peevishlyinsistent.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Bad-tempered

argumentative
bad-tempered
be hell on wheelsidiom
be like a bear with a sore headidiom
be spoiling for a fightidiom
grumpily
grumpiness
grumpy
have a short fuseidiom
hell
petulant
petulantly
pugnacious
pugnacity
quarrelsome
testily
testiness
testy
tetchily
tetchiness

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(Definition ofpeevishlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpeevishly

peevishly

He could reactpeevishlyto criticism, for instance.

FromOregonLive.com

Peevishlyhe kicked the turf with the toe of his boot.

FromProject Gutenberg

And now that these promises cannot be redeemed, they are wroth, andpeevishlythreaten the great states with disobedience and revolt.

FromProject Gutenberg

Then there was a crunching crash, and the engineer sworepeevishlyto himself.

FromProject Gutenberg

I have a remembrance of cursing,peevishly, in my bewilderment.

FromProject Gutenberg

The duke spokepeevishly, twitching his sunken lips in what was plainly an effort to pout them.

FromProject Gutenberg

She turned her back on himpeevishly, as if tired with the efforts of her memory.

FromProject Gutenberg

He cut me short,peevishlyenough, being naturally a poor, weak, womanish sort of man.

FromProject Gutenberg

He seized his unfilled glass, looked into it, and pushed it from himpeevishly.

FromProject Gutenberg

He started, when he saw the landlady's broad face lookpeevishlyout of one of the windows in the second story.

FromProject Gutenberg

The old lady who had entertained fears of the insane man was bothpeevishlyoutspoken and addicted to covert innuendo.

FromProject Gutenberg

And she walked away frowning, and seated herself at the piano and beganpeevishlystriking at the keys.

FromProject Gutenberg

A thin, squeaky voicepeevishlydemanded to know what was wanted.

FromProject Gutenberg

To dispute angrily; to quarrelpeevishlyand noisily; to brawl; to altercate.

FromProject Gutenberg

She withdrew it a littlepeevishly, after a moment's pause.

FromProject Gutenberg

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单词	peevishly
释义	peevishly adverb uk /ˈpiː.vɪʃ.li/us /ˈpiː.vɪʃ.li/ in aneasilyannoyedway: 易怒地，脾气坏地 "Ithoughtyou might havehelped," sherepliedpeevishly.“我还以为你本来可以帮一把的，”她生气地回答。 "It'syourownfault," I said peevishly.“这是你自己的错，”我生气地说。 See peevish More examples "Who told you?" hedemandedpeevishly. He peevishlyaccusedthegovernmentoflying. Hervoicewas peevishlyinsistent. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Bad-tempered argumentative bad-tempered be hell on wheelsidiom be like a bear with a sore headidiom be spoiling for a fightidiom grumpily grumpiness grumpy have a short fuseidiom hell petulant petulantly pugnacious pugnacity quarrelsome testily testiness testy tetchily tetchiness See more results » (Definition ofpeevishlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofpeevishly peevishly He could reactpeevishlyto criticism, for instance. FromOregonLive.com Peevishlyhe kicked the turf with the toe of his boot. FromProject Gutenberg And now that these promises cannot be redeemed, they are wroth, andpeevishlythreaten the great states with disobedience and revolt. FromProject Gutenberg Then there was a crunching crash, and the engineer sworepeevishlyto himself. FromProject Gutenberg I have a remembrance of cursing,peevishly, in my bewilderment. FromProject Gutenberg The duke spokepeevishly, twitching his sunken lips in what was plainly an effort to pout them. FromProject Gutenberg She turned her back on himpeevishly, as if tired with the efforts of her memory. FromProject Gutenberg He cut me short,peevishlyenough, being naturally a poor, weak, womanish sort of man. FromProject Gutenberg He seized his unfilled glass, looked into it, and pushed it from himpeevishly. FromProject Gutenberg He started, when he saw the landlady's broad face lookpeevishlyout of one of the windows in the second story. FromProject Gutenberg The old lady who had entertained fears of the insane man was bothpeevishlyoutspoken and addicted to covert innuendo. FromProject Gutenberg And she walked away frowning, and seated herself at the piano and beganpeevishlystriking at the keys. FromProject Gutenberg A thin, squeaky voicepeevishlydemanded to know what was wanted. FromProject Gutenberg To dispute angrily; to quarrelpeevishlyand noisily; to brawl; to altercate. FromProject Gutenberg She withdrew it a littlepeevishly, after a moment's pause. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/peevishly##
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