gruff 的定义
gruff·er, gruff·est.
- low and harsh; hoarse: a gruff voice.
- rough, brusque, or surly: a gruff manner.
gruff 近义词
bad-tempered, rude
rasping in sound
更多gruff例句
- Close, a gruff iconoclast and minimalist who created Photorealist portraits across five decades, died on Thursday in New York at 81.
- Lindell appears in those ads to hype his pillows with Billy Mays levels of gruff enthusiasm.
- To the hordes who wanted time with Lincoln, the gruff and efficient Nicolay was the “grim enforcer.”
- We needed him to be wary, absorbed, and a little bit gruff, and he gamely complied, thereby furthering his own self-made legend.
- Bichir manages to be gruff but sensitive, honest yet mysterious, making Ruiz a mix of righteousness and compassion.
- Kevin Whately has been playing gruff, sensible detective Robbie Lewis on ‘Morse’ and ‘Lewis’ for 26 years.
- He has played the gruff detective from 1987 to 2000 on Morse and from 2006 to the present on Inspector Lewis.
- As they were passing a place where the bushes grew thickly by the side of the road, they received a gruff command to halt.
- The fact was that Benny himself did not know why he liked this stranger who was so gruff at times and so pleasant at others.
- Even the gruff, grumpy, unsociable rhinoceros amiably allowed him to stroke its head with his trunk.
- He spoke angrily, and no longer in a low tone, but gruff and loud enough to be heard some distance away.
- "Salam Aliekoom," said a gruff voice, as a man with Peer Khan entered the tent.