cranky
英 [ˈkræŋki] 美 [ˈkræŋki]

adj.

古怪的；（机器）不稳的；摇晃的；待修理的

英英释义

cranky[ 'kræŋki ]

• adj.
  • (used of boats) inclined to heel over easily under sail

    同义词：cranktendertippy

  • easily irritated or annoyed

    同义词：fractiousirritablenettlesomepeevishpeckishpettishpetulantscratchytestytetchytechy

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. His mother has been cranky recently.
   他的母亲最近常暴躁不安。
2. The baby's in a cranky mood today.
   婴儿今天爱哭闹。
3. The mass of work made me cranky.
   大量的工作使我烦躁。
4. Your network interface(socket) is cranky .
   您的网络接口（插座）有毛病。
5. 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。

权威例句

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