nosy 的定义
nos·i·er, nos·i·est.
- unduly curious about the affairs of others; prying; meddlesome.
nosy 近义词
curious; prying
更多nosy例句
- I really don't think I have to explain this or be embarrassed by nosy questions.
- Kathryn Hahn is an utter delight as the nosy next-door neighbor who seems to be hiding a secret.
- I have been called "nosy" and been accused of giving someone "the third degree."
- He asked to talk on the phone, but I declined because my kids were home and they're very nosy.
- The nosiest, noisiest, and most persistent shareholders are usually those looking for a quick gain, and the market famously rewards businesses that discount the future and externalize costs onto communities and the environment.
- Edmund is now 4, and is a giggly, sociable, nosy, occasionally impertinent boy.
- But often they simply conceal their activities from friends and family, rather than put up with a lot of nosy questions.
- Sounds to me like Pew conducted its survey by flagging down cars full of stoned teenagers and asking nosy questions.
- Unfortunately, the mission soon goes haywire when a group of menacing Miami mobsters—and the nosy Rosalyn—get involved.
- As annoying as he is--and he is very annoying, we continue to need the extremely nosy presence of dear old Uncle Sam.
- Being the nosy child I was, every once in a while I would look him up in the phone book so I knew he existed.
- I didn't like to ask too many questions for I might have got fired for being too nosy.
- Belts raced and flapped from nosy shafts along the ceiling—a steady, uninterrupted din.
- Not until he swings around and I gets a view of that nosy profile do I gasp any gasps.
- But he's not so new that he hasn't had time to study the area or to make plans to lead nosy people to the quarry.