nosy

美音：[ˈnoʊzi] 英音：['nəʊzi]

简单释义：

adj.〈贬〉多管闲事的

网络爱管闲事的；好管闲事的；爱打听的

变形：

比较级：nosier 最高级：nosiest

完整释义：

adj.

1.〈贬〉多管闲事的,爱打听的

例句：

eg. She has no patience with her nosy neighbors.
她对爱管闲事的邻居们不耐烦了。
I'm really, really nosy, and I wanted to see what all these people that I had begun to 'talk to' were like.
真的，我真的爱打听别人的一些事，而且我想弄明白这些我已经开始‘沟通’的人喜欢什么。
My landlord is really nosy . He comes by twice a month to inspect my apartment .
我的房东很爱管闲事，一个月来两次到我的房间窥探我的隐私。
But he disliked the nosy landlady, and after a while he couldn't swing the rent: $75 a month.
可是他厌恶多事儿的包租婆，而且没过多久他也付不起75美元的月租了。
Dont be nosy about their private life, their incomes and expenditure, or their ages. These English worship their privacy.
不要打听他们的私生活，他们的收入和消费或他们的年龄。英国人很注意他们的隐私。
The price she paid for being a bossy, nosy introvert. Or maybe it was the part about pissing people off.
她作为一个烦人的，好管闲事的内向的家伙得到的待遇，或者这也是让那些家伙麻烦的一部分。
My parents would never be so nosy as to ask the old man where he'd come up with such a monster on Christmas Eve.
爸爸妈妈从未像现在这么八卦，他们真想问老人，圣诞前夜，从哪儿搞来这么个怪物。
It's like a nosy mother, intent on knowing everything her children are doing and thinking.
它就像一个喜欢打听的妈妈，试图知道孩子们全部的所做所想。

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