petulant

美音：['petʃələnt] 英音：['petjʊlənt]

简单释义：

adj.闹脾气的；爱耍性子的；赌气的；任性的

网络暴躁的；脾气坏的；使性子的

完整释义：

adj.

1.急躁的,易怒的,爱闹气的,脾气坏的
2.〔古语〕狂妄的;无礼的
3.暴躁的

例句：

Is otherwise always chilly can't appear petulant feeling such as the Yan.
不然一向淡漠如焰不会有生气的情绪出现。
The expression around her mouth was petulant .
她的嘴角露出一种任性的表情。
He had been petulant since he bumped into she after party, and was in no mood to extend the Lost Weekend, as thoughtfully suggested by Lin.
自从他在宴会后顶撞了她，他就一直脾气极坏，尽管林是那样的细心建议，但他还是毫无心情再去打发这个迷惘的周末。
Chinese officialdom and many ordinary citizens were furious: another petulant effort by Western fors to thwart China's inexorable rise.
中国官僚和许多普通民众怒火中烧：西方敌对势力恣意妄为，他们又一次妄图阻挠中国的崛起。
adj. peevish devoid petulant scarce cantankerous scanty choleric insufficient crabbed lack fractious deficient inadequate
六、缺乏，不足
"Don't say 'make good, '" she cried, sweetly petulant . "It's slang, and it's horrid. "
“你说‘将就’，”她生气地叫道，口气却甜蜜，“那话太俗，太难听了。”
The child with more petulant disposition, appropriate uses line the furniture of quietly elegant of downy, colour.
性格较急躁的孩子，宜用线条柔和、色彩淡雅的家具。
And yet to the uncritical eye of the media, Microsoft is comes across looking humble and generous while we look petulant and ungrateful.
对于缺乏鉴别的媒体，微软看上去慷慨、谦卑，而我们则狂妄、无理。

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