huffily

基本解释

• adj.愤怒的；傲慢的；易被冒犯的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Don't bother to call me back, he said huffily.
  “不要打电话打扰我，”他气愤地说。
• US President Bill Clinton acted tough by ex- pelling a persona non grata; Russians huffily brand the whole spy case a "propaganda counteroffensive. ""
  不受欢迎的人）美国总统比尔·克林顿通过驱逐一名不受欢迎的人来表现其强硬立场；俄罗斯人傲慢地侮辱整个间谍案是“宣传上的反攻”。
• The ruling Party's propagandists in Beijing have been working overtime, huffily putting out statements bashing the United States for its fiscal profligacy and economic sloth.
  北京的主流媒体同仁们一直加班加点，充满义愤地撰写各种评论，抨击美国政府在财政上挥霍无度，经济发展迟缓。

权威例句

• That is the real reason Mr Lafontaine flounced so huffily out of office, deserting friends, colleagues and supporters without explanation or apology.
  ECONOMIST: Oskar Lafontaine
• Ever since it was revealed last month that Singapore's senior minister, Lee Kuan Yew, had made rude comments about the Malaysian state of Johor (which he said was crime-ridden), Malaysian leaders have been acting huffily hurt.
  ECONOMIST: Malaysia