or·neryˈȯr-nə-rē ˈär-;ˈȯrn-rē,ˈärn-,ˈȯn-,ˈän-
orneriness如何读
orneriness是什么意思
- adj.脾气坏的;故意刁难的
orneriness词根
词根:ornery
adj.ornery 坏脾气的;低劣的
orneriness英英释义
adjective
having an irritable disposition : cantankerous Telling her that would have been an invitation to getting my head chopped off, because she was a mean, ornery number until the day she died.—John Gregory Dunne
an ornery old man
difficult to deal with or control … once made word processors so ornery that they caused secretaries to collapse in tears …—Bro Uttal … a bout with walking pneumonia and an ornery case of poison oak.—Paul Francis
an ornery mule
chiefly Midwestern US having or showing a playful tendency to cause trouble : mischievous It had been fun to play a trick on those ornery boys. They were not bad boys: just wild things full of vim and vinegar who were trying to fill their time and show off.—Connie Leonard Geron … invited me to come take pictures at a little family tradition they have … A shaving cream war. They have a large family; so there were tons of kids of all ages there. I think what I loved most about this was the fact that the adults got just as ornery as the kids.—Rebecca Haines
an ornery smile
orneriness词源英文解释
alteration of ordinary
The first known use of ornery was in 1849
orneriness儿童词典英英释义
oscilloscopenoun
an instrument in which the variations in a continually changing electrical quantity appear temporarily as a visible wave form on the screen of a cathode-ray tube
oscilloscopenoun
an instrument in which the variations in a continually changing electrical quantity appear temporarily as a visible wave form on the screen of a cathode-ray tube
oscillatornoun
one that oscillates
a device for producing alternating currentespecially: a radio-frequency or audio-frequency generator
oscillatornoun
one that oscillates
a device for producing alternating currentespecially: a radio-frequency or audio-frequency generator
orthodonticsnoun
a branch of dentistry dealing with faults in the arrangement and placing of teeth and with their correction (as by means of braces)
orthodonticsnoun
a branch of dentistry dealing with faults in the arrangement and placing of teeth and with their correction (as by means of braces)
orneryadjective
having an irritable disposition
orneriness 例句
1 Harvey and his wife are born with a certain orneriness of character.
哈维和他的妻子天生性格有些乖戾。
2 In his many journeyings among strangers the boy had learned to sniff out danger and spot orneriness quickly.
3 I'm getting more and more ornery in my old age.
4 That orneriness expressed itself as a willingness to go his own way.
5 "I like Bud, with all his orneriness," she declared.
6 It seems very Moore-like, this story, both in terms of her father’s orneriness and her enjoyment at telling it.
7 But Ms. Messing’s fine performance convinces us that Rosemary has a strain of orneriness that has kept her, like Anthony, from joining in the tumultuous flow of life.
8 Schiap’s method of attack was her sheer orneriness, as if to say to society, “Don’t fence me in with your rules.”
9 An allied official whose brief includes international security matters sees increasing Russian orneriness and noncooperation next year — and even more so with a Putin presidency.
10 Roberta Bays, James Sr.’s wife of 55 years - his second wife - couldn’t resist joking about his “pure orneriness,” but also offered more serious observations about the key to her husband’s long life.
11 But I seen I was a goner, and I forgive Hank all his orneriness, fur a feller don't want to die holding grudges.
12 Despite their reputation for orneriness and having appallingly bad breath, Wasikowska said she liked the camels.
13 “And if I were a betting person, which naturally I kind of am, I would bet on American orneriness and refusal to line up,” she added.
14 She credits his long life to “the will to live,” vitamins and “sheer orneriness.”
15 So here’s my challenge to you: the next time things get a little hairy at the office, try a little laughter instead of anger, orneriness, or anxiety.
16 He had an orneriness year-round, but especially in the summer, when he worked his peach orchards daylight to dusk.
17 His compassion made an unexpected appearance when sheer orneriness inspired him to hide from the new authorities a man who later turns out to be a grand duke.
18 “I wanted to take that narrative and kind of show the orneriness of the city and why that isn’t such a bad thing.”
19 One is his contrarian spirit: the same orneriness that turned him into a scold of political correctness may now lie behind his willingness to act as a delegate for Donald Trump at the Republican Convention.
20 The Beatles had begun as John Lennon’s band, and would soon become Paul McCartney’s: Drugs and indifference and general orneriness would take Lennon far away from the collaboration that a rock group needs.