prissy

英['prɪsi]美['prɪsi]
  • adj. 谨小慎微的；神经质的；为小事挂虑的
      • adjective(形容词)
      1. （行为和衣着）拘谨的;一丝不苟的;刻板的

    双解例句

    adjective(形容词)
    1. （行为和衣着）拘谨的;一丝不苟的;刻板的

      My sister told me that my prissy attitude annoys her.

      我姐姐告诉我，我拘谨的态度让她不悦。

    小知识

    A prissy person likes things to be neat and tidy, and expects people to follow the rules and be extremely polite. If your prissy cousin invites you to a tea party, you'd better arrive on time and wear your white gloves.

    Prissy people are extremely prim and proper, and they may also be so fastidious that the sight of your muddy dog running through the dining room will disgust them. You could also complain about your school's prissy dress code, which doesn't allow you to wear your Wonder Woman costume to math class. Prissy is thought to be a Southern US invention from the late 1800s, either rooted in precise, or a combination of sissy and prim.

    实用短语

    1. so prissy

      所以碧西

    2. prissy adj

      大惊小怪的

    3. prissy y

      谨小慎微的

    4. prissy dempsey

      标签

    5. dempsey prissy

      名称

    6. prissy princess

      糖果盘

    7. prissy frat boys

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    单词用法

    俚语缩写
    可能缩写自precise，精确的。引申词义谨小慎微的，大惊小怪的。