jessie

英 [ˈdʒesi]

美 [ˈdʒesi]

n.  软弱的男子(或男孩); 娘娘腔

BNC.13221

牛津词典

noun

• 软弱的男子（或男孩）；娘娘腔
  a man or boy who is weak or who seems to behave too much like a woman

双语例句

• Jessie: Tina, do you think I have lost weight?
  杰茜：蒂娜，你看我的体重是减轻了？
• Jessie: I don't think so. I'd prefer summer because I can swim in the water.
  我不认同你。我更喜欢夏天，因为我可以在水里游泳。
• Jessie: I know that! I am always careful especially when I do heaps of exercise.
  杰茜：这我知道。我是非常小心的，是当我做的体育锻炼时。
• Jessie: I can still remember some of them, I suppose.
  杰茜：我想我还能记得一些。
• Hello, I'm Emma Parton, my sister is Jessie.
  你好！我是埃玛·帕顿，我妹妹叫杰西。
• It is not to be found in Miss Jessie Weston's book on ritual and romance.
  在韦斯顿的书仪式和传奇里也找不到。
• Jessie: I went twice, but I hated the food.
  杰西：我去过两次，不过我讨厌那里的食物。
• Jessie: but what happens to your body and bones?
  杰西：可是你的身体和骨头呢？
• Jessie: I sing older songs that I know the words too.
  杰西：我爱唱老歌，词儿我也知道。
• Jessie: Did you like going or did your parents force you?
  杰茜：你自己愿意去的还是你父母强迫你去的？