waspish如何读

英:[ˈwɒspɪʃ]

美:[ˈwɑspɪʃ]

waspish是什么意思

adj.

黄蜂的

腰细的

脾气暴躁的

坏心肠的

waspish自然拼读

wasp·ish

was pihsh

waspish扩展

waspishly (adj.), waspishness (n.)

waspish词根

词根:wasp

n.

wasp 黄蜂;[昆] 胡蜂;易怒的人

vi.

wasp 黄蜂似的直扑

waspish英英释义

Adjective

1. very irritable;

"bristly exchanges between the White House and the press"

"he became prickly and spiteful"

"witty and waspish about his colleagues"

waspish词源中文解释

"易怒的,容易生气的; 恶意的",来自1560年代的 wasp + -ish。相关词汇: Waspishly; waspishness。

waspish词源英文解释

The first known use of waspish was in 1566

waspish儿童词典英英释义

wastefuladjective

given to or marked by waste : prodigal

a wasteful use of our natural resources

wastebasketnoun

an open container for trash and especially wastepaper

wastagenoun

loss, decrease, or destruction of something (as by use, decay, erosion, or leakage)especially: wasteful or avoidable loss of something valuable

wast

wassailernoun

one that carouses : reveler

wassail1 of 2noun

an early English toast to someone's health

wild drinking : revelry

wassail2 of 2verb

to go on a wild drinking spree : carouse

to drink to the health of

wasp1 of 2noun

any of numerous winged insects related to the bees and ants that have a slender body with the abdomen attached by a narrow stalk and that in females and workers are usually capable of giving a very painful sting

WASP2 of 2noun

an American of northern European and Protestant background—sometimes used disparagingly

waspishadjective

easily annoyed : snappish

like a wasp in formespecially: very thin

waspishadjective

easily annoyed : snappish

like a wasp in formespecially: very thin

waspish 例句

1 What the book fails to underline quite as heavily is how waspish the maitre himself could be.

2 As Reve recounts those days, he is forced to admit many of his own failings, which are underscored by the visiting parish dean’s waspish manner and harsh words.

3 Bohr waspishly lectured G. P. Thomson of the Cavendish, who had been stumping for Cockcroft and Walton.

4 The veteran performer and outspoken fashion critic has won both fans and detractors with her acerbic remarks and waspish sideswipes at the rich and famous.

5 Edward Burne-Jones, nominally a friend, spoke waspishly of Leighton's poor taste in having "all those splendid things from the East built up in such a silly way".

6 As a brittle, waspish author, Kidman was horribly uncompromising, alienating everyone around her and some critics too, who just found it all a bit too nasty to watch.

7 Her waspish daughter, Libby, has recently been dumped, has her own caustic daughter in tow and is anxious about her inheritance.

8 After some misfires in which his roles accentuated the grating aspects of his Will Truman character in “Will & Grace,” Mr. McCormack goes for a more sympathetic mix of waspish and wounded in “Perception.”

9 Yes, bees can sting, but they are generally much more placid than such waspish creatures as yellowjackets and bald-faced hornets, and certainly more agreeable outdoor companions than biting flies.

10 Though the humor is better suited to short-form comedy than a feature, the movie will delight devotees of Mr. Coogan’s abrasive, waspish and strangely charming brand of satire.

11 The pair reunited a half-century later as the waspish elderly couple in the British sitcom “Vicious.”

12 In fact, he's a successful writer of detective mysteries, who bases his books on periods spent "embedded" with the NYPD, particularly the waspish Detective Beckett.

13 As role follows role, she can be sweet or waspish, furious or funny, nimble or tentative.

14 As this insightful, waspish book shows, the hidden similarities were greater than the visible differences.

正如这本深刻、尖锐的著作所指出的,暗藏的相似点大于可见的不同点。

15 At his waspish best, Mr. Wheatcroft is entertaining on all this.

16 “Well, good night to you,” he said a little waspishly, and he began to move out of sight again.

17 David Lowery’s film, in its relish for Redford’s waspish looks and smooth, movie-star charm, is itself a kind of swan song for a bygone version of the American man, solitary, sandy-blond and square-jawed.

18 It was Capote, not Vidal, who came up with the most waspish dismissal of Kerouac's work: "That's not writing, that's typing."

19 The author takes a waspish tone that doesn’t always enhance his arguments, but the book is an excellent distillation of a complicated menace.

20 Perhaps it doesn’t have the lightness and waspish asperity that we prize in a Smith performance, but this is fine work.

waspish 同义词

13 祖先是英国新教徒的美国人

WASP

14 坏心肠

blackness

16 似黄蜂的

vespine waspy

17 细腰

wasp waist

19 刻毒的

wicked shrewd sulfurous acrid

21 脾气暴躁的

irascible shrewish

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