cranky
英['kræŋki]
美['kræŋki]
- 怪癖的； 不稳的
词态变化
比较级: crankier;最高级: crankiest;
双语例句
- 1. The Front has often been dismissed as a cranky fringe group.
- 艺术家联盟常被认为是一个古怪的边缘组织。
- 2. Vegetarianism has shed its cranky image.
- 素食主义者已经摆脱了其古怪的形象。
- 3. It was a long trek, and Jack and I both started to get cranky after about ten minutes.
- 那是一次长途跋涉，我和杰克走了约10分钟便开始烦躁不安起来。
- 4. On the loudspeaker his voice turned dull and cranky.
- 在扬声器中,他的声音变得沉闷,听起来别扭.
- 5. Seen was particularly cranky and quarreled with another little boy.
- 肖恩的脾气特别暴燥,他和另一个小男孩吵了起来.