| 单词 | cheeky |
| 释义 | cheekycheekiercheekiestcheekycheeky /ˈtʃiːki/ adjective British English rude or showing no respect, sometimes in an amusing way: a little boy with a cheeky grin 面带调皮笑容的一个小男孩Don’t be so cheeky!别这么厚脸皮！THESAURUS: cheekyrude speaking or behaving in a way that is not polite: It’s rude to point at people.a very rude womanHe said something rude about my new hairstyle.sayimpolite formal rude: Elisa thought it would be impolite to refuse.thinkwillcheeky British English, smart American English a little rude – used especially about children: He’s so cheeky sometimes.Don’t get smart with me!offensive making people feel upset or angry, especially because you do not show respect for their moral or religious beliefs: Her remarks were deeply offensive to many Catholics.remarkbeinsulting speaking or behaving in a way that is very rude or offensive to someone: His comments were insulting to women.commentbeinsultwomanan insulting remark about my husbandinsultbad-mannered behaving in a way that does not follow the rules of good social behaviour: It’s bad-mannered to leave the table while other people are still eating.beeattactless carelessly saying something that is likely to upset or embarrass someone, without intending to do this: It was a bit tactless to bring up the subject of divorce.bebiteHow could you be so tactless?can |
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