peeve 英 [pi:v]   美 [piv]

peeve

peeve  英 [pi:v] 美 [piv]

vt. 使焦躁;使气恼  vi. 焦躁;气恼;惹恼  n. 怨恨;麻烦的事物;触怒 

进行时:peeving  过去式:peeved  过去分词:peeved  第三人称单数:peeves  名词复数:peeves 

She was in a peeve over it. 她对这很气恼。
Remember, those Christians who peeve you so much—God chose them too. 请记住,那些触怒你的基督徒们——神同样拣选了他们。

  • A peeve is something that really annoys you, like waiting in a long line or dropping a can on your toe because someone left it on the counter. Again. It's also a word for describing your resulting mood: peeved.
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  • vt. 使焦躁;使气恼
  • vi. 焦躁;气恼;惹恼
  • n. 怨恨;麻烦的事物;触怒
  • 1. She was in a peeve over it.

    她对这很气恼。

  • 2. Remember, those Christians who peeve you so much—God chose them too.

    请记住,那些触怒你的基督徒们——神同样拣选了他们。

  • 3. This is a pet peeve of mine.

    这是我个人的一点小小忌讳。

  • peeve (v.) 1907 (implied in peeved), back-formation from peevish. As a noun, attested by 1910. Related: Peeved; peeving; peeves.
peeve / piːv ; NAmE piːv / noun IDIOM sb's pet ˈpeeve ( NAmE) ( BrE sb's pet ˈhate ) something that you particularly dislike 特别厌恶的东西 peeve peeves peeved peeving peeve / piːv ; NAmE piːv /
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