nippy 的定义
nip·pi·er, nip·pi·est.
- chilly or cold: morning air that feels a bit nippy.
- sharp or biting; tangy: This cheese has a good, nippy taste.
- Chiefly British Informal. nimble; agile.
nippy 近义词
chilly
更多nippy例句
- Summer is starting to retreat and the morning air is already nippy.
- But Nippy would keep on doing it until everything was gone.
- The air was getting a little nippy, as Buster called it; so that several of the motorboat boys had donned their sweaters.
- He remembered that he had ridden in one a few days before and that it was what he called "nifty and nippy."
- Yer'd best look nippy and come into the kitchen and 'ave yer brekfus'.
- Even elderly ladies who looked with abhorrence upon the drinking habit were not denied their wee bit nippy.
- He directed the men to help him onto his feet and soon came back with his old-fashioned nippy gait.