grumpier

英 [ˈgrʌmpɪə]

美 [ˈgrʌmpiər]

adj.  脾气坏的; 性情暴躁的
grumpy的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 脾气坏的；郁郁寡欢的
  If you say that someone isgrumpy, you mean that they are bad-tempered and miserable.
  1. Some folk think I'm a grumpy old man.
     有些人认为我是个性情暴躁的老头。

双语例句

• People are becoming a lot grumpier about where they invest and why, Mr O'Connell said.
  奥康奈尔表示：人们在投资地点和原因方面变得挑剔得多了。
• A new research has found that not only are women grumpier than men, but also that they remain in a foul mood for longer.
  一项最新调查发现，女性早晨起床后脾气要比男性暴躁，而且持续的时间比较长。
• But his oblivious, happy-go-lucky friends stick to him like glue, turning Bird's walk into an inadvertent game of follow-the-leader that makes Bird even grumpier.
  他那健忘的乐天派朋友一直粘着他，无意中把小鸟的步行旅程变成了一个模仿游戏，这使得小鸟更加烦躁不安。
• Men were the grumpier of the two sexes, said 43 percent of respondents, with around one in five men saying they moaned to get what they wanted compared with 16 percent of women.
  43%的受访者称，相比于女性而言，法国男性更爱抱怨。约五分之一的男性说他们之所以抱怨是为了得到自己想要的东西，而仅有16%的女性表示会这么做。
• Well, yeah. I'm grumpier. I think I'm grumpier. Yeah, yeah, I understand you a lot more. Now, if you know what I mean, no.
  嗯，是的。我是一个坏脾气的人，我自认为这样。是的，我非常理解你。现在如果你能明白我的意思。
• But in the past year white voters have become grumpier, and this is especially true of white males.
  但是过去的这一年中，这些白人变的越来越难讨好了，尤其是男性。