prim 的 3 个定义
prim·mer, prim·mest.
- formally precise or proper, as persons or behavior; stiffly neat.
- excessively demure or modest.
primmed, prim·ming.
- to draw up the mouth in an affectedly nice or precise way.
primmed, prim·ming.
- to make prim, as in appearance.
- to draw into a prim expression.
prim 近义词
particular, fussy
prim 的近义词 41 个
- demure
- correct
- spruce
- stickling
- tidy
- uncluttered
- victorian
- blue-nose
- ceremonial
- ceremonious
- choosy
- cleanly
- conventional
- dapper
- decorous
- fastidious
- formal
- genteel
- good
- goody-goody
- nice
- nit-picking
- orderly
- overmodest
- polite
- precise
- priggish
- prissy
- proper
- prudish
- puritanical
- rigid
- shipshape
- spic-and-span
- stiff
- straight
- strait-laced
- stuffy
- upright
- well-groomed
- wooden
prim 的反义词 3 个
更多prim例句
- Each aimed to reform my behavior and return me to my classmates as a prim and proper student.
- Like the prim society debutantes at its center, Bridgerton, Netflix’s new, sumptuous historical romance series produced by Shonda Rhimes, has proven to be as controversial as it is popular.
- Glenda, who is 68 and has lived at Bronxwood for over seven years, wears square transition lenses and tucks her gray hair into a prim, low bun.
- Goldblum, himself looking prim with a porcelain saucer and teacup in hand, says he found this “wildly touching.”
- The dresses she has worn at the Convention have both been from Talbot's, the discount yet stil prim-and-proper chain store.
- When her 12-year-old sister, Prim, is selected to compete in the Hunger Games, Katniss volunteers to go instead.
- In her mug shot, she looks so prim in her shawl-collared coat, with its horizontal weave, buttoned up high and proper.
- Sometimes his leather jackets were sporty and rakish, at others they were sculpted into prim, hourglass shapes.
- The music pealed with wonderful sweetness; you could see the prim white heads of the nuns in their gallery.
- In so doing—it was like going suddenly into cold water—I found myself face to face with a prim, little old maid.
- Her mother's cousin stood in the doorway—a prim little old spinster, who had been their guest for several days.
- Shortly after getting clear of Point Prim, the vessel shipped a sea which broke open the gangways.
- That would be to make it formal, prim—anything but graceful.