snoopy

英 [ˈsnuːpi]

美 [ˈsnupi]

adj.  爱探听的，爱窥探的，爱管闲事的

BNC.38373 / COCA.31534

英英释义

adj

• offensively curious or inquisitive
  1. curious about the neighbor's doings
  2. he flipped through my letters in his nosy way
  3. prying eyes
  4. the snoopy neighbor watched us all day
  Synonym:nosynoseyprying

双语例句

• Seliing Snoopy dolls wasn't good for children.
  出售史努比洋娃娃对儿童没有好处。
• Snoopy is the world's most famous beagle.
  斯努比是世界上最有名的小措兔犬。
• Snoopy has a vital part to play in this wedding.
  史努比在这场婚礼中举足轻重。
• Now, Snoopy is white in the Indian newspaper.
  现在这份印度报纸上的史奴比已恢复成了白色。
• And I almost threw up on snoopy.
  我差点就不喜欢史努比了。
• She dreaded hearing from Wyoming that Snoopy had died out there, never knowing how hard they'd tried to get her back.
  她担心会从怀俄明传来斯努皮已经死了的消息，而它还一直不知道他们曾为它的归来付出了多少努力。
• Hello Kitty, Garfield, and Snoopy have many adult fans around the world.
  凯蒂猫，加菲猫和史努比已经成为全世界很多成年人的新宠。
• "I didn't draw the cartoons only for children, Adults who have experienced life understand them better," said the late Charles Schultz, creator of Snoopy and the Peanults cartoons.
  “我不只是为孩子们画卡通，有生活经验的成年人能理解得更好。”创作了史努比和《花生》的动画，已故的查理斯·舒尔茨说。
• Cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse and Snoopy are still popular.
  米老鼠史努比等卡通人物依然受人欢迎。
• We have to suit-up for the ball game, snoopy.
  我们得换衣服参加比赛去了，史努比。