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frisky如何读

英：[ˈfrɪski]

美：[ˈfrɪski]

frisky是什么意思

adj.活泼的；快活的；有性要求的

frisky自然拼读

frisk·y

frI ski

frisky变形

比较级:friskier或more frisky

最高级:friskiest或most frisky

frisky扩展

friskily (adv.), friskiness (n.)

frisky词根

词根：frisk

frisk 搜身；快乐；蹦跳；快乐的时刻

vi.

frisk 蹦跳；欢跃

vt.

frisk 轻摇

frisky英英释义

adjective

lively and playful.The frisky little dog was always happy to chase a Frisbee.

frisky词源中文解释

"gaily active," c. 1500, 源自中古英语形容词 frisk "活泼的" (参见 frisk (v.) + -y (2)。相关词汇: Friskiness。

frisky词源英文解释

The first known use of frisky was circa 1500

frisky儿童词典英英释义

fritillarynoun

any of numerous butterflies that are usually orange with black spots on the upper side of both wings and silver spotted on the underside of the hind wings

friskyadjective

tending to frisk : playfulalso: lively a frisky performance

frisky puppies

frisky 例句

1 Her indiscretions happen regularly, in front of her children, and on camera. The Frisky: Cheating for the kids.

她暴躁的行为在孩子们面前，在镜头前面，都经常发生的。

2 And that’s the story that is getting an almighty shake-up right now in “Cubism and the Trompe L’Oeil Tradition,” an eye-bending, wonderfully frisky new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

3 Spring: the mildest, the prettiest, the friskiest of seasons.

4 In frisky cumbias and high-velocity polkas with very brief swerves into rock riffing or rapped vocals, the band sang about food, love, drinking and dancing — especially food.

5 She has also newly restored a gag or two from the movie: Recall, if you will, that frisky terrier in the arms of Regina’s mother, Mrs. George.

6 On a snowy night at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater, with a frisky band and a live radio audience, McCartney clearly enjoyed the journey.

7 Papa and NeNe, in their single scene together, display such an adorably frisky, fractious dynamic that they cry out for their own sitcom.

8 Or if I was feeling friskier, there were always the fantastic color options and trim choices at Still Life, where the ribbons come from unconventional sources like tie-makers.

9 He would grow friskier, more pragmatic and less self-dramatizing during the course of his long correspondence with Kerouac, but one thing never changed: Ginsberg’s insistence on keeping the friendship alive.

10 She watched them with pleasure her many small treasures frisky and sunny and gay.

11 But to the writer and director Caroline Vignal’s credit, this low-key romantic French comedy proves friskier and more idiosyncratic than its reliance on this trope of feminist empowerment would suggest.

12 Like white or ruby port, other easygoing port styles, the Fine Tawny was light and frisky, sweet and unpretentious, with flavors of herbs, nuts and dried fruit.

13 But “Winners and Losers,” a frisky theatrical symposium in which all manner of people and things are categorized as one or the other, is created and performed by — what’s this? — two Canadians.

14 Instead of striking the pose of a singing pin-up, she conveys the frisky, fun-loving sensibility of a good sport.

15 Atop and around the many direct instrumental mirrors of Mr. Dennett’s voice is a greater musical landscape that’s sometimes lyrical and lush and sometimes frisky and peppy.

16 I think my frisky cat would die of fright if I had that thing hanging in my room.

如果我把它挂在我的房间里，我觉得我活泼的小猫会受到惊吓而死。

17 His band performs here on a double bill with Butcher Brown, a quintet that plays funky, frisky music equally influenced by jam bands, hip-hop D.J.s and 1970s fusion.

18 They returned another night, for an open-relationship discussion group, but most of the attendees were in their late 30s and were either married and “frisky” or desperate to save their failing marriages.

19 “Zion Wolf Theme” was a frisky dub number about anxiety, and the first moment of the night that felt genuinely ecstatic and optimistic.

20 In the end, both choreographers could have used a little less playfulness — it’s a slippery slope between being frisky and infantile — and a lot more danger.