shorty 的 2 个定义
plural short·ies.
- a person of less than average stature.
- a garment designed to be of short length, as a hospital bed jacket.
- Also shaw·ty [shaw-tee] /ˈʃɔ ti/ .Slang. a girl or woman: We watched the shorties on the dance floor, all lookin' so fine.a girlfriend or sweetheart: Me and my shorty went to that new club over on Ninth last night; what a scene!
- noting a garment designed to be of short length: a shorty nightgown; shorty pajamas.
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- Final legislation is expected to be introduced to the Australian Parliament shorty after.
- Not yet 30, Shorty has a driving charisma and tone to beat the band.
- Get Shorty Farina proves how unsettling and chilling an actor can be while simultaneously being, well, hilarious.
- His nickname is El Chapo, which is Spanish slang for “shorty.”
- More frequently, you find the smirk in comedies, like the sendup of Hollywood nihilism in Get Shorty.
- Voight shot back, calling Goldberg “shorty” and asking: “What are you talking about?!”
- "Better stay here, and not go wanderin' off into that mob," remonstrated Shorty.
- "We went to sleep nice and comfortable, under a wagon last night," said Shorty, slowly recalling the circumstances.
- "It might be," said Shorty, with visions of distributing hardtack to the hungry boys warping his judgment.
- Si turned and gave Shorty a wink that conveyed more to that observant individual than a long telegram would have done.
- "They got their bellies full o' fightin' yesterday," added Shorty, studying the array judicially.