prissy

英 [ˈprɪsi]

美 [ˈprɪsi]

adj.  谨小慎微的; 大惊小怪的; 拘泥谨慎的

GRE

BNC.37177 / COCA.24749

牛津词典

adj.

• 谨小慎微的；大惊小怪的；拘泥谨慎的
  too careful to always behave correctly and appearing easily shocked by rude behaviour, etc.

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 大惊小怪的；一本正经的；谨小慎微的
  If you say that someone isprissy, you are critical of them because they are very easily shocked by anything rude or bad.
  1. I grew to dislike the people from my background — they were rather uptight and prissy.
     我变得讨厌和我有着同样出身背景的人——他们太保守、太一本正经了。

英英释义

adj

• excessively fastidious and easily disgusted
  1. too nice about his food to take to camp cooking
  2. so squeamish he would only touch the toilet handle with his elbow
  Synonym:daintyniceovernicesqueamish
• exaggeratedly proper
  1. my straitlaced Aunt Anna doesn't approve of my miniskirts
  Synonym:priggishprimprudishpuritanicalsquare-toedstraitlacedstrait-lacedstraightlacedstraight-lacedtight-lacedvictorian

双语例句

• Hey, prissy pants, don't wet yourself. I'm right here.
  嗨，当心你的裤子，别弄湿了，我在这里。
• She did recall a few things and she spoke to prissy rapidly, authority in her voice.
  只有几件事情她还记得，于是她用一种命令的语气急急对百利子吩咐着。
• Prissy put down the child and obeyed.
  百里茜放下韦德，照她的吩咐去做了。
• At school I was a prissy kid, too concerned with the way I looked to enjoy sport.
  在学校的时候我是一个拘谨的孩子，过分关注自己的形象以至于无法尽情享受体育的乐趣。
• Virtue, until its very recent revival, has sounded old-fashioned or even prissy to our modern ears.
  美德，直到最近的复兴运动之前，一直都显得老旧，甚至在当代人耳里变得拘谨又烦人。
• PRISSY: I can't take care of that baby and sick folks too. I've only got two hands.
  碧西：我不能同时照顾病人和孩子，我只有两只手。
• Prissy, looking up, saw her and her mouth opened to yell.
  这时百里茜也抬头看见了她，她正要张嘴叫她。
• Pork, you and prissy crawl under the house and get the pigs out.
  波克，你和百里茜钻到屋基底下把猪赶出来。
• If she thought of these things, she'd begin to scream and bawl like prissy.
  要是她还一心去想那些事情，她就会像百里茜那样嚎叫起来了。
• He yelled just as loudly when she held him as when Prissy did.
  她抱着同百里茜抱着一样，他还是那么大声嚎哭。