ratty

英 [ˈræti]

美 [ˈræti]

adj.  易怒的; 暴躁的; 糟糕的; 状况差的; 像鼠的

BNC.34500 / COCA.19623

牛津词典

adj.

• 易怒的；暴躁的
  becoming angry very easily
  1. He gets ratty if he doesn't get enough sleep.
     他要是睡眠不足动不动就发脾气。
• 糟糕的；状况差的
  in bad condition
  1. long ratty hair
     乱蓬蓬的长发
  2. a ratty old pair of jeans
     破旧的牛仔裤
• 像鼠的
  looking like a rat

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 易怒的；火气大的
  If someone isratty, they get angry and irritated easily.
  1. I had spent too many hours there and was beginning to get a bit ratty and fed up.
     我在那儿呆了很长时间，开始有点恼火和不耐烦了。
• ADJ-GRADED 破旧的；破烂的
  Rattyclothes and objects are torn or in bad condition, especially because they are old.
  1. ...my ratty old flannel pyjamas.
     我那破旧的法兰绒睡衣

英英释义

adj

• dirty and infested with rats
• showing signs of wear and tear
  1. a ratty old overcoat
  2. shabby furniture
  3. an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains
  Synonym:moth-eatenshabbytatty
• of or characteristic of rats

双语例句

• And in a while he said, 'Ratty!
  过了一会，他说：阿鼠！
• Wherever are you ( hic) going to ( hic), Ratty?' cried the tearful Mole, looking up in alarm.
  你上（）去（）鼠儿？泪流满面的鼹鼠抬头望着他，惊叫道。
• Research on judicial Ratty problems concerning larceny& Focusing or the crime and nonprime of several special acts
  盗窃罪司法疑难问题研究&几种特殊行为罪与非罪的思考
• As a fellow traveler, he probably knew only too well what it is to pit the invented world on your ratty pages against the firmly stated values of the real world.
  作为一个旅伴，他或许太了解如何在破损的书页上营造幻想的世界，以此抵御真实世界坚固不移的价值观。
• No need to panic ratty, no need to panic, stay calm, stay calm.
  不要慌乱小老鼠，不要惊慌，镇定，镇定。
• You're just the fellow that I wanted to see, Ratty. 'He jumped up and came towards them, talking all the time, and gave the Rat no time to introduce the Mole.'
  我正想见你呢，阿鼠，他跳了起来，向他们走去，嘴里说个不停，根本不给水鼠时间来介绍鼹鼠。
• But Frank is absoiuteiy insisting he get his ratty oid sweater back.
  但弗兰克坚持要拿回他的破烂毛衣。
• 'Ratty,' said the Mole, 'could I ask you something?'
  阿鼠，鼹鼠说，我能问你一些事吗？
• Once the Badger lifted his head from the newspaper. 'We shan't need guns or knives, Ratty,' he said. '
  一次，獾从报纸上抬起头，说：我们不需要刀枪，阿鼠。
• Like walking through the halls in jeans and a ratty t-shirt.
  比如穿着牛仔裤和破烂的t恤穿过大厅。