cheeky 的定义
cheek·i·er, cheek·i·est.
- impudent; insolent: a cheeky fellow; cheeky behavior.
cheeky 近义词
impudent
更多cheeky例句
- This includes the radically redesigned Kia Sorento, a midsize crossover that blends the burly styling of a full-size Telluride with the cheeky curves of a compact Sportage.
- A cleverer show might have been able to bridge the gap between these two options, using more than just cheeky string quartets and a missing prince to signal its intentions toward historical accuracy.
- The essay, which has been reprinted in collections of Kael’s work, was titled “Raising Kane” — a cheeky reference to the idiom “raising Cain,” which means to cause a ruckus or raise hell.
- Among the deaf cast members, Ahmed’s sign name was a variation on “f---up,” a cheeky nod to his learning curve.
- Now, like a cheeky photo bomber, Apple’s orb bobs in the marina and uses Safdie’s towers as dramatic backdrop.
- Ricky Gervais, the sultan of scorn, uttered that cheeky bit while emceeing the Golden Globes ceremony a few years back.
- The revival swept in glam costumes, elegant choreography, and cheeky fun, sometimes weaving in social commentary.
- Greaves and a handful of friends founded it in January as a vehicle for a cheeky, in-your-face brand of political theater.
- It was the cataclysmic collision of spitfire upstart performer, brilliant pop song, and cheeky music video.
- They convey clearly, in a cheeky, campy kind of way, what the site is all about— getting the lowest price possible.
- The nice new house was expecting them, and a cheeky, pimply German page-boy took their packages up.
- Her nose was quite four inches higher in the air by the end of the season, in fact she presented the most cheeky appearance.
- Some of our new men have the manners of a cheeky young chawbacon on a gate.
- It's awfully interesting, because we work in the Huns' front-yard in a way, and it seems so cheeky somehow.
- He had leaned his arms upon the table, and now he smiled up at her like a mischievous, cheeky school‑boy.