英语释义

• easily irritated or annoyed;

  "an incorrigibly fractious young man"

  "not the least nettlesome of his countrymen"

• somewhat hungry

片语

hungry饑饿的；渴望的；荒年的；不毛的

starved挨饿，饿死；使匮乏；急需……的；处于严寒之中（starve 的过去式和过去分词）

peckish h饑饿的

hungered hungry peckish sharp-set饑饿的

Peckish Penguin饿饿的企鹅

nagging peckish persnickety wordy唠叨的

peckish a饿的

英汉例句

• if you ate a light, healthy, lunch, you may well be feeling a bit peckish by 4 o'clock.

  如果你吃了顿清淡的，健康的午餐，到下午四点的时候，你也会觉得有些饿。

• in fact, thinking of them makes me a little peckish .

  事实上，想到他们，我又饿了。

• should you feel peckish before bed, consider a carbohydrate-rich snack.

  如果你睡前肚子饿，考虑下富含碳水化合物的小吃吧。

• what do a peckish bee-eater, shaggy bison going head-to-head in snow and pelicans dancing in a pristine lake all have in common?

  一只饑不择食的蜂虎鸟，两头在雪地里相互抵角的长毛野牛，以及在一片原始湖泊中齐舞的鹈鹕们，它们有什么共同点吗？

• the man who is injured is equally peckish abdomen, and then heard call a voice, unbearable furious, criticize openly.

  那个受了伤的男人同样饿着肚子，又听到了哭声，忍不住恼火，破口大骂。

• people who say such things love others the way spiders love flies; they love to capture them, wrap them in immobilizing fetters, and drain nourishment out of them at peckish moments.

  说这些话的人对对方的爱实际上是蜘蛛对苍蝇的爱：它们爱抓住对方，用牢固的丝线缠住对方然后在饑饿的时候抽干对方的营养。

相似词

hungry饑饿的；渴望的；荒年的；不毛的