And so now, again, to be in the middle of this snappy generation with a three-and-a-half hour movie that everybody’s talking about, I’m so curious to see how that looks in a few years’ time.
No matter how old you are, we are all addicted to TikTok and Facebook and social media and the fast scrolling of videos. Still, I think there must be a desire to just sit in a comfy chair and go, “I just want to spend two or three hours with something,” rather than having everything be snappy, snappy, snappy.
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趙元任先生用拗強翻譯snappish。
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「江西詩派」作風,專尚奇險與抝強,但奇險與抝強的詞句非俯拾可得,所以提出( )、( )、( ) 三種方法。」【國立楊梅高級中學九十學年度 第二學期 第二次小考 試卷】
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【拗強】 注音一式 ㄠˋ ㄐ|ㄤˋ
解釋 倔強。清˙袁枚˙隨園詩話˙卷一:王荊公詩無一句自在,故其為人拗強乖張。
snap (SPEAK) Show phonetics
verb [I or T] -pp- 抝強
to say something suddenly in an angry way:
There's no need to snap at me - it's not my fault that you lost your wallet.
[+ speech] "Well, I hate you too!" she snapped.
snappish adjective (ALSO snappy) ━━ a. (犬などが)よくかみつく; がみがみ言う; 怒りっぽい. adj. - 愛咬人的, 壞心眼的, 愛罵人的
easily annoyed and tending to speak in an angry way:
He's very snappish when he arrives at work in the morning.
Irritable and curt: a snappish tone of voice; a snappish debating partner.
snappishly Show phonetics
adverb
"Of course I know what I'm doing!" she said, snappishly.
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
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