英:['pɜ:sɪnɪs]
美:['pɜsɪnɪs]
英:['pɜ:sɪnɪs]
美:['pɜsɪnɪs]
adjective (1)
short-winded especially because of corpulence
fat
adjective (2)
having a puckered appearance
purse-proud
Adjective (1) Middle English pursi, pursif, from Anglo-French porsif, alteration of *polsif, from Old French pousser to exert pressure, breathe heavily — more at push Adjective (2)purse >entry 1
The first known use of pursy was in the 15th century
1 The pursiness time of mice was observed to evaluate the effect of Erigeron breviscapus pellets on cerebral ischemia.
记录小鼠断头后张口喘气时间,观察灯盏花颗粒的抗脑缺血作用。
1 肥胖
round fat stout plump puffy fleshy upholstered overblown portly porky corpulent matronly well-covered full-figured lardy pursy fozy foziness obesity hypertrophy fatness grossness plumpness avoirdupois corpulence rotundity portliness tubbish fatty obese plumpy chuffy fubsy abdominous obeseness adiposity fleshiness corpulency
3 傲慢
huffish fastuous surquedous big proud superior topping assuming cavalier sublime arrogant lofty potty bloated consequential masterful breezy self-sufficient brash overbearing pompous perky haughty presumptuous patronizing upstage magisterial imperious boastful insolent snooty high-minded scornful impertinent lordly presuming lippy supercilious stiff-necked overweening assumptive hoity-toity bumptious standoffish sniffy uppish vapouring snuffy snifty highty-tighty dicty sidy toplofty biggety swaggeringly surquedry surquidry side pride assumption puppy superiority presumption arrogance morgue hardiness insolence mickey irreverence pomposity impertinence hardihood hauteur sweeny swagger de proud hearted
4 气急