nervy如何读

英:[ˈnɜ:vi]

美:[ˈnɜrvi]

nervy是什么意思

adj.

<英><俚>神经质的

紧张不安的

焦虑的

<美><俚>有勇气的

nervy自然拼读

nerv·y

nuhr vi

nervy变形

比较级:nervier或more nervy

最高级:nerviest或most nervy

nervy扩展

nervily (adv.), nerviness (n.)

nervy词根

词根:nerve

adj.

nervous 神经的;紧张不安的;强健有力的

n.

nerve 神经;勇气;[植] 叶脉

nervousness 神经质;[心理] 神经过敏;紧张不安

vt.

nerve 鼓起勇气

nervy英英释义

Adjective

1. being in a tense state

2. showing or requiring courage and contempt of danger;

"the nervy feats of mountaineers"

3. offensively bold;

"a brash newcomer disputed the age-old rules for admission to the club"

"a nervy thing to say"

nervy词源中文解释

大约1600年,“有力的,有力的,强壮的”,来自 nerve(n.)+ -y(2)。到1870年代表“充满勇气或坚韧不拔”; 到1891年代表“易激动的”; 到1896年代表“冷静无礼的”。相关: Nerviness。

nervy词源英文解释

The first known use of nervy was in 1598

nervy儿童词典英英释义

nest1 of 2noun

a place or structure where eggs are laid and hatched or young are raised the nest of a bird a mouse's nest

a turtle's nest

the home or shelter of an animal (as a squirrel or chimpanzee)

a place of rest, retreat, or lodging : home

grown children who have left the nest

den sense 2, hangout

the robbers' nest

the occupants of a nest

a nest of baby birds

a group of objects made to fit one within another

a nest of measuring cups

nest2 of 2verb

to build or live in a nest

robins nested in the tree

to fit compactly together or within one another

a set of tables that nest for storage

-nessnoun suffix

state : condition : quality

goodness

nervyadjective

showing calm courage : fearless

rudely bold

a nervy salesperson

excitable sense 1, nervous

nervy 例句

1 Alan was irritable, and very evidently in a nervy state.

艾伦很急躁,很明显他处于紧张不安的状态。

2 The passengers were restless and nervy after the long flight.

3 Affleck cannily shows the power dynamics between these two determined people – a nervy, desperate corporate exec and Jordan's formidable mother – but he also brings out the real humanity in this moment.

4 The song’s reverberant creep does something right for Ms. Rae’s light, curling voice, which has rarely sounded nervier.

5 I felt hungry and nervy and sick and jealous and sluggy and shamed and many things.

6 Not easily daunted, Mr. Rich is adamant that beauty is the style world’s next frontier, a promising arena for giddy theatrics and nervy self-invention.

7 Missy Mazzoli’s “Forgiveness Machine” opens with nervy, high-register oscillations that give way to grave bass interjections, before making space for a more relaxed treatment of melody in its middle section.

8 Alan was irritable, and very evidently in a nervy state.

艾伦很急躁,很明显他处于紧张不安的状态。

9 It's the day before granddad Ron's funeral and everyone is nervy as they await the return of the youngest son, Jon, from the US, where he has become a successful financial trader.

10 But, from the glimpses I get, she seems comfortable enough, if a little nervy.

11 “Wildflower” is a nervy sit, a movie that eventually makes its way toward acceptance, but only after putting its disabled characters through the trial of dehumanizing questions.

12 Forte has standard issue Will Ferrell fearlessness — nervy nudity used to amusing effect, celery stalks included.

13 “Beast” is a tense, nervy little thriller, full of twists that will leave viewers gasping.

14 “You can’t really plan for the reaction of the audience, and I’m sure every night will be somewhat different — and that’s exciting as well. But it’s the nervy part.”

15 Using two sticks, I lifted the kitten into a clump of nervy snowdrops.

16 Directing The Interview with his longtime writing pal Evan Goldberg, Rogen serves up the usual farrago of sexual outrage and guy-bonding, only this time in the guise of nervy satire using real names.

17 But the inspecting officer took it in stride and when it was all over and he let it pass I think we all felt you were a nervy guy.

18 Kind of nervy — naming a show for character who debuts in the ninth episode of the sixth season.

19 “He is one of the best explorers, one of the most nervy men in all dangers, whether they come from the elements, from wild beasts or from wilder men,” Roosevelt said.

20 Difference always helps you see more sharply, and lots of the juxtapositions are nervy and telling.

nervy 同义词

1 厚脸皮的

cheeky perky

7 脸厚的

unabashed

11 使人心烦的

nerve-wracking nerve-racking

15 脸皮厚的

pachydermatous

16 僭越的

presuming

20 刺激神经的

neuroactive

25 冒失的

forward pert

32 烦躁不安

fidget

42 人心烦的

nerve-wracking nerve-racking

43 厚脸皮

cheeky perky nerve brass

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