girlie 的 2 个定义
girl·i·er, girl·i·est.
- featuring nude or scantily clad young women: a girlie show;girlie magazines.
- Usually Disparaging and Offensive. of, characteristic of, or befitting girls or young women; feminine in a traditional way: a girlie girl who likes everything sparkly and pink;high-pitched girlie voices.
- Usually Disparaging and Offensive. effeminate or timid.
plural girl·ies.
- Disparaging and Offensive. a term of address used for a girl or woman.
- Older Use a girl, especially a young girl: cute little girlies.
更多girlie例句
- The thing is this: the only way this show is girlie is that Mindy wears colorful clothing.
- But like Romy & Michelle and Baby Mama, those movies, by and large, are easy to describe as, well, girlie.
- Most of all, she was a “girlie girl,” Pastor Rick Long of Grace Church of Arvada said.
- “I came in thinking this is all going to be touchy feely girlie stuff, but it only took a few days and I was hooked,” he told me.
- I'm beginning to think that there is a good deal to Jack, for all he's so girlie.
- Come along, girlie, directed the aunt, and she wound an arm over the shoulder that pressed up to her affectionately.
- Hester, my blessed, blessed girlie, it is the most beautiful thing in the world!
- That's good, girlie; and now you must eat your luncheon and then lie down for a little rest before you go this afternoon.
- The offer was graciousness itself, but it implied such a lack on Girlie's part that she felt vaguely uncomfortable.