huffy 英 [ˈhʌfi]   美 [ˈhʌfi]

huffy

huffy  英 [ˈhʌfi] 美 [ˈhʌfi]

adj. 怒冲冲的;暴躁的 

名词复数:huffies 

Republicans get huffy when you call their plan a voucher scheme, but that’s exactly what it is. 你将共和党的计划称为代金券方案时,共和党就会发火,但实际上就是那种东西。
Only when the mobs make the mistake of dumping it off their own coasts does the state start to get huffy. 而只有当这帮乌合之众搞错地方,把废料倒在他们自己国家的时候,这些国家才会火冒三丈。

  • Don’t get all huffy, or offended or irritated, just because you didn’t know this definition. Like the wolf who huffed and puffed, anyone who’s huffy is easily upset.
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  • adj. 怒冲冲的;暴躁的
  • 1. Republicans get huffy when you call their plan a voucher scheme, but that’s exactly what it is.

    你将共和党的计划称为代金券方案时,共和党就会发火,但实际上就是那种东西。

  • 2. Only when the mobs make the mistake of dumping it off their own coasts does the state start to get huffy.

    而只有当这帮乌合之众搞错地方,把废料倒在他们自己国家的时候,这些国家才会火冒三丈。

  • 3. Earlier this month when the situation was reversed, however, America got all huffy when China confronted the USNS Impeccable, a surveillance vessel, 75 miles from China's naval base at Hainan Island.

    然而,本月初,情况却是相反的。 当中国在距离海南岛海军基地75英里处与美国监测船“无瑕号”对峙,美国怒气冲冲。

  • huffy (adj.) "puffed with pride or arrogance, ready to take offense," 1670s, from huff (n.) + -y (2). Related: Huffily; huffiness. Huffish "petulant, ill-humored" is from 1755.
huffy / ˈhʌfi ; NAmE ˈhʌfi / adjective ( informal) in a bad mood, especially because sb has annoyed or upset you 生气的;发怒的 huff·ily / ; NAmE / adverb huffy huffier huffiest huffy / ˈhʌfi ; NAmE ˈhʌfi / huff·ily / ; NAmE /
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