ornery
ornery 英 ['ɔːnərɪ] 美 ['ɔrnəri]
adj. 坏脾气的；低劣的
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- adj. 坏脾气的；低劣的
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1. It goes with the grain of Britain’s ornery zeitgeist, with its antipathy to politicians.
这一新的议程延续了英国挑刺儿的时代精神和对政客的不屑。
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2. It certainly made good biological sense: the immune system is the body's built-in defense mechanism, after all, so why not turn it against one of the most ornery diseases around?
这当然在生物学意义上是行得通的——免疫系统毕竟是身体内在的防御机制，所以，为什么不用它来对付最最坏的疾病呢？
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3. Short on words, the golden sheen of his eyes found blurred by sake more often than not, this is Abiru: ornery Panda Shinsengumi.
总而言之，他眼中金色的光芒被遮挡在了迷蒙的酒气之下。 他，就是阿比留，新撰组的暴躁熊猫。
- ornery (adj.) 1816, American English dialectal contraction of ordinary (adj.). "Commonplace," hence "of poor quality, coarse, ugly." By c. 1860 the sense had evolved to "mean, cantankerous." Related: Orneriness.
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