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pricklyprickly (PRIK lee) One definition of this adjective is “marked by jabs or pricks,” and this suggests its more figurative meaning, which is “irritable” or “grouchy.”
- Knowing her husband could be prickly in a traffic jam, Mrs. Simpson suggested a back route that avoided highway congestion.
- The prickly owner of the local soup shop shouted “No soup for you!” when his customers made too much noise while waiting on line.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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多刺的（PRIK lee）这个形容词的一个定义是“以刺拳或刺刺为标志”，这表明它更具比喻意义，即“易怒”或“脾气暴躁”
Simpson夫人知道她的丈夫在交通堵塞时可能会很烦躁，于是建议走一条避免高速公路拥堵的返程路线。
当顾客在排队时发出太大的噪音时，当地一家汤店的多刺老板大喊“不给你汤！”。
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