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grumpy

/gruhm-pee/US // ˈgrʌm pi //UK // (ˈɡrʌmpɪ) //

脾气暴躁的,脾气坏的,脾气不好的,暴躁的

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    grump·i·er, grump·i·est.

    • : surly or ill-tempered; discontentedly or sullenly irritable; grouchy.

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Examples

  • So everyone’s almost bonding over the fact that it’s that last week and that everybody’s grumpy.

  • Consider this an intervention on the part of a grumpy longtime car journalist.

  • Online, you can find reviews from grumpy customers who say the procedure doesn’t clean ovens that are really spattered.

  • I become standoffish and grumpy when it’s time to pay the rent.

  • There are a lot of grumpy, would-be Michelangelos out there who feel that somehow this isn’t “real” design—and isn’t what they signed up for.

  • It was a peculiar moment where viral content came to life; as if Grumpy Cat came onstage and began speaking.

  • The second annual Friskies cat-video awards show, featuring an appearance from Grumpy Cat, will decide October 15.

  • When the candidate was sullen and grumpy—which was often—he could read his mood and adjust the bubble accordingly.

  • Most of his time, though, is dedicated to one famous little sourpuss: Grumpy Cat.

  • From a coffee line to an upcoming movie, Grumpy has it made.

  • Even the gruff, grumpy, unsociable rhinoceros amiably allowed him to stroke its head with his trunk.

  • Im a confirmed old bachelor, a grumpy, surly recluse wedded to my pipe, but for all that I have eyes in my head.

  • Never be grumpy, man, when I've got the most glorious bit of fun in the world to tell you, too.

  • And that was the same as saying that there wasn't anybody any quicker—unless it was Grumpy Weasel himself.

  • I think I love him a great deal better than my husband, who is getting stout, and grumpy,—what he calls "busy."