sulky

英 [ˈsʌlki]

美 [ˈsʌlki]

adj.  面有愠色的; 生闷气的
n.  单座二轮马车

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BNC.23951 / COCA.27653

牛津词典

adj.

• 面有愠色的；生闷气的
  bad-tempered or not speaking because you are angry about sth
  1. Sarah had looked sulky all morning.
     萨拉一上午都不高兴地板着脸。
  2. a sulky child
     闷闷不乐的孩子

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 面有愠色的;生闷气的;闷闷不乐的
  Someone who issulkyis sulking or is unwilling to enjoy themselves.
  1. I was quite sulky, so I didn't take part in much.
     我很烦，所以没有积极参与。
  2. ...a sulky adolescent.
     闷闷不乐的少年

英英释义

noun

• a light two-wheeled vehicle for one person

adj

• depressingly dark
  1. the gloomy forest
  2. the glooming interior of an old inn
  3. `gloomful' is archaic
  Synonym:gloominggloomygloomful
• moving slowly
  1. a sluggish stream
  Synonym:sluggish
• sullen or moody
  Synonym:huffish

双语例句

• Or as sulky as a member of the Privy council.
  也可以像英国枢密院的议员般严厉。
• These villains were submitting to their fate with an air of sulky indifference which accorded ill with the baffled fury that gleamed in their sombre eyes.
  这些家伙带着一种冷漠的表情屈从了他们的命运，但是他们阴郁的眼睛中却闪耀着一种压抑不住的愤怒。
• I see that basil is in one of his sulky moods.
  我觉得贝西尔现在情绪很低沉。
• She brought along a couple of sulky looking kids.
  她带来几个脸色愠怒的孩子。
• Warrington laughed loudly so that pen grew sulky.
  沃林顿对着他大笑，弄得潘十分尴尬。
• He went to town by a sulky. The journey took two days by stagecoach.
  他乘单座二轮马车进城了。这段旅程乘驿马车走了两天。
• Sulky and overpaid stars, dubious deals and rapacious players 'agents are now part of the scenery.
  薪酬过高却郁郁不乐的球星、可疑的交易、贪婪的球员经纪人，都已成为足坛众生相的一部分。
• The first thing he realized was that Marilyn was a complete child, playful and skittish one moment, sulky and withdrawn the next.
  他意识到的第一件事是玛里琳完全是个孩子，一会儿顽皮而活泼，接着又会快怏不乐而且缄默。
• He looked a shade sulky.
  他看上去有点生气。
• As usual when things weren't going her way, Mary turned quite sulky.
  像往常一样，事情一不顺心，玛丽就会郁郁不乐。