tetchy如何读

英:[ˈtetʃi]

美:[ˈtɛtʃi]

tetchy是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 易(暴)怒的,动辄发怒的,容易生气的
  2. 暴躁的,不和悦的
  3. 过度敏感的,极敏感的
  4. 脾气乖戾的,脾气怪的

tetchy变形

比较级:tetchier

最高级:tetchiest

tetchy英英释义

Adjective

1. easily irritated or annoyed;

"an incorrigibly fractious young man"

"not the least nettlesome of his countrymen"

tetchy词源中文解释

"易怒的",1592年, teachie,在《罗密欧与朱丽叶》I.iii.32中出现; 起源不明。可能源自中古英语 tatch "一个标记,品质",通过古法语从通俗拉丁语 *tecca 派生而来,源自与古英语 tacen 相似的日耳曼语源(参见 token(名词))。

tetchy词源英文解释

perhaps from obsolete tetch habit

The first known use of tetchy was in 1596

tetchy 例句

1 He is not the soul of patience — who could be, with such a tetchy grown kid around the house? — but he is not going anywhere.

2 The solemnity..had developed into a tetchy anxiety.

3 The complex play-within-a-play structure allowed Griffiths to portray both Auden – the apostle of freedom and intellectual bully – and a tetchy actor worried about his lines and missing a lucrative voiceover engagement.

4 But relations between America and Britain in Afghanistan have been tetchy.

但美英在阿富汗的关系说变就变。

5 The former pro proved herself almost as tetchy as the head judge, even when it came to judging her brother, Derek Hough.

6 Herda assures the tetchy man that neither he nor Aline believes Solness to be a madman, but by the end of this unpersuasive production, the audience may draw a different conclusion.

7 Stairs were often impossible, and the pain made him tetchy and difficult to live with.

8 There is a moment in the first season of “The Crown” when the actor Matt Smith, as the perennially tetchy consort of Queen Elizabeth II, bristles at the constraints of his job.

9 But so do the sounds themselves — tetchy and bristling, while evincing an inspiring level of unity and compassion.

10 With the home support a bit tetchy and in no mood for Christmas cheer, the big man was booed.

11 Julian gave a tetchy sigh.

12 An exhaustive exposé in the literary magazine n+1 raised the temperature, and the current issue of the New York Review of Books contains page after page of tetchy point v counterpoint.

13 But Mr Obama, so far, has been much more diplomatic, urging only dialogue between the two tetchy neighbours.

迄今为止,奥巴马对于这个问题还只是说些外交辞令,要求双方进行会谈。

14 The night before the Channel swim, a Sunday, Jim was tetchy.

15 The rap battle and poetry slams take place in settings that are brightly lit and — a few tetchy spats between rivals romantic and artistic notwithstanding — relaxed.

16 Perhaps he and you are presenting these “microaggressions” because he thinks he provided readers with a “trigger warning” that we are about to read “the tetchy topic of religion.”

17 Joshua, 34, appeared relaxed at Monday's grand arrivals and a little tetchy at the open workouts the following day.

18 But for anyone hoping to hear classical music done well, tetchy reviewers included, huge outdoor events are as much trials to be endured as treats to be savored.

19 His drop of Rohit Sharma on the first morning proved crucial, he was tetchy about India running on the pitch and Spidercam on day two, then his shot sparked England's collapse.

20 But relations between America and Britain in Afghanistan have been tetchy.

但美英在阿富汗的关系说变就变.

tetchy 同义词

1 容易生气的

sensitive techie

2 暴躁易怒的

crabby crabbed

6 动辄发怒的

choleric ill-tempered

8 容易生气

sensitive techie ill-natured

10 过度敏感的

techie

13 脾气乖戾的

crusty techy

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