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betty

/bet-ee/US // ˈbɛt i //

贝蒂,贝迪

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural bet·ties.

    • : brown betty.

Examples

  • In that capacity, she was said to appear on his arm more often than even her mother, Betty.

  • Physical is part of this shift, with characters ranging from the monstrous Sheila to the mutually supportive all-girl skate crew in HBO’s Betty replacing the two-dimensional girlboss ideal to create a fuller picture of female power.

  • The skater girls of Betty unite to hold space in a male-dominated scene.

  • Brack and his wife, Betty, raised two sons, Mark and Bob, who grew up exploring the family’s untamed forests.

  • Then, when quarantine orders were handed down in mid-March, Betty worried about Peter’s safety.

  • Tarantino wrote it there over several months in his hotel, as well as the “coffee shop” Betty Boop.

  • He loves Betty Jane Greer because of her “great sense of the ridiculous.”

  • Betty Friedan put the feelings of our mothers to words, publishing The Feminine Mystique.

  • The tabloid battle between the sweet blonde and the brunette vixen played out like an issue of Betty and Veronica on crack.

  • Refined, elegant, and to the manor born, Betty is everything that Don is not.

  • But, oddly enough, as he walked back to the hotel it was just Betty Lardner who made him think again of the legend.

  • After tea Betty executed a quite deliberate manœuvre to avoid having him for a partner at tennis.

  • Early in February he was invited for a week's hunting to a house at which Betty Lardner was also a guest.

  • She's done got a pow'ful quick tempah, my Miss Betty has, same's all my Somerset family had, bein' fust quality folks lak dey was.

  • Four of the ten days had passed before Betty Lardner ran across him on the promenade.