英:[ˈtʃesti]
美:[ˈtʃɛsti]
英:[ˈtʃesti]
美:[ˈtʃɛsti]
chest·y
che sti
比较级:chestier
最高级:chestiest
chestiness (n.)
词根:chest
n.chest 胸,胸部;衣柜;箱子;金库
Adjective
1. marked by a large or well-developed chest;
"he was big-chested, big-shouldered and heavy-armed"
2. having or showing feelings of unwarranted importance out of overbearing pride;
"an arrogant official"
"arrogant claims"
"chesty as a peacock"
"aggressively self-assured," 1898年,美国英语俚语,来自 chest(n.)在身体意义上的含义 + -y(2)。1955年用于描述女性时表示“丰胸的,胸部丰满的”。
The first known use of chesty was in 1899
chestyadjective
accompanied by the raising of phlegm
1 He pumps up the volume in these signature moments, summoning rounded chesty tones, but the effort is palpable, and a certain arm-waving staginess impinges on what is otherwise a measured and intelligent performance.
2 Mr Gerard's symptoms were a chesty cough and a high fever.
3 Mr. Spyres, ranging from chesty low tones to soaring high notes, gave such a fearless account that he was called back to the stage for a bow.
4 “Bottom line,” Kim said, laughing his gravelly, chesty laugh, “your mom’s gonna wear me out when I get you home sometime tomorrow!”
5 With that, Courtois bounded up all chesty like some pharaoh of the goalmouth, and his teammates surrounded him with admiration and gratitude.
6 Things are already tense with her loopy future mother-in-law (Jennifer Coolidge) and the chesty ex (Lenny Kravitz) that her wealthy father (Cheech Marin) has invited without her consent.
7 Ms. Guleghina was not here for smooth, elegant phrasing, and clean ornamentation and pitch sometimes went by the wayside to save energy for steely, brutally effective high notes and jubilantly chesty low ones.
8 The 31-year-old also developed a chesty cough and lost her sense of smell.
9 “He’s getting closer, he’s super chesty, he’s breathing heavily,” Arnold said of Burnett.
10 The waiting area is packed with pregnant women and feverish children with chesty coughs when doors open at 8am.
11 The chesty excess of Mr. Tyler’s vocals, with their squeak-topped rasp, often brings humor to the slow ones, even as they pitch their crescendos toward the cheapest seats in the stadium.
12 The Yankees, meanwhile, were gilded metronomes of grandiose success, so regularly victorious that it made them smug, chesty, insatiable, and entitled.
13 She often gets chesty in wet weather.
在潮湿天气,她经常犯支气管炎。
14 In the recordings he made, Peñas sounds relaxed, his gruff voice often breaking out into a chesty laugh.
15 And although the Wizards no longer have a chesty, trash-talking veteran to call “Game!” this year’s team possesses something more valuable than the one-year rental of Paul Pierce.
16 A pregnant young woman sat up and held her chest and began to cough, unending chesty coughing that was painful to hear.
17 Too tight, too low, too frumpy, too unseasonal, too spicy, too chesty?
18 Though he can easily summon chesty power and chilling intensity, he can also bend a phrase with tenderness and focus his sound into streams of ethereal lyricism.
19 It was, he said, “throaty, chesty, a voice in need of clearing.”
20 Now they were downright chesty, strutting around the attic in their socks, “heading for a grand showdown with the Dark Lord,” as Katis put it.
1 自负
toplofty important vain self-sufficient cocky pompous conceited snotty overconfident ditzy overweening assumptive magniloquent self-opinionated cock-a-hoop vainglory assumption vanity conceit egotism self-regard self-admiration self-appreciation fancy have tickets on oneself turn head self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic pretentious ostentatious boastful flatulent self-assertive priggish vapouring thrasonical vainly vauntingly priggism boast inflation ego perch sufficiency pragmatism pretension self-love flatulence overconfidence vaunt pomposity self-assertion self-conceit tympany self-pride self-glorification amour-propre priggery flatulency vainness egotize swell bloat preen blow swollen cranium vauntful vogie self-opinioned huffish cockish grand confident assuming puffy stuffy overblown swanky pontifical vaunted self-assured self-important cocksure high-blown vaunty biggety big overconfidently self-trust self-assumption security wind confidence superior pride self-esteem self-confidence egoism self-assurance self-worth self-opinion self-glory huff high-hat think penny silver be above oneself high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed snobby snobbish portentous stuck-up egotistic bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited arrogantly egotistically arrogance puffiness snobbery self-importance pretentiousness bighead arrogancy conceitedness get above oneself full of oneself swelled head swollen head
2 易患肺部疾病的
4 自命不凡的
5 傲慢的
snuffy proud superior bold stiff assuming haughty imperious snotty uppity supercilious stiff-necked assumptive hoity-toity uppish facety toplofty proud-hearted upstage above oneself
6 刚愎的
pervicacious perverse wayward headstrong strong-willed unbending pigheaded froward cross-grained
8 自负的
vain overblown pompous pontifical conceited overconfident bumptious jumped-up self-opinionated too big for boots toplofty important self-sufficient cocky snotty ditzy overweening assumptive magniloquent self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic pretentious ostentatious boastful flatulent self-assertive priggish vapouring thrasonical cock-a-hoop vauntful vogie self-opinioned huffish cockish grand confident assuming puffy stuffy swanky vaunted self-assured self-important cocksure high-blown vaunty biggety high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed snobby snobbish portentous stuck-up egotistic bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited full of oneself
9 骄傲的
proud-hearted proud haughty supermanish big popular pride crank swollen lofty puffy cocky ritzy snippy hoity-toity priggish uppish highflying high-hat swollen-headed highty-tighty toplofty cock-a-hoop proud hearted windy high-stepping orgulous stomachy
12 骄傲
supermanish big popular proud pride crank swollen lofty puffy cocky haughty ritzy snippy hoity-toity priggish uppish highflying high-hat swollen-headed highty-tighty toplofty vauntingly cock-a-hoop importance mickey swell inflate proud hearted windy high-stepping orgulous stomachy proudly self-glory glory on the high ropes