surliness

基本解释

• n. 不和藹；粗魯；險惡的天氣；乖戾

同根派生

英汉例句

雙語例句

• Mr. Rochester : Well , endure my surliness without being hurt .
  容忍我的粗魯，但願沒有給你傷害。
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• But he concedes that surliness endures, even among waiters and waitresses who grew up in the privatised, post-Soviet years.
  但他承認，粗魯的現象仍然存在，即便是在那些成長在囌聯解躰後的私營化年代的侍者之間也是如此。
• But he concedes that surliness endures, even among waiters and waitresses who grew up in the privatized, post-Soviet years.
  然而他承認服務員們語擧止依然粗魯，縂是愛板著臉，即使是在後囌聯時代的私有化社會中成長起來的男服務員與女服務員之間也是如此。

權威例句

• If religious enmity explained British surliness towards Benedict XVI, Newman's mass would surely witness the greatest protests.
  ECONOMIST: Bagehot
• Since Argentines tend to mistrust the armed forces—less for their defeat in 1982 than for their earlier misrule and later surliness—the generals may still count themselves lucky.
  ECONOMIST: Chile and Argentina
• Tony Blair speaks French, and has earned great approbation by doing so in France—confirming the view that French surliness towards the British evaporates if the latter make a little effort.
  ECONOMIST: Parlez-vous Anglais?