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board upの意味や使い方 【動詞】1木板で覆う(cover with wooden boards)board up windows before the hurricane
Sulking because he did not want his picture taken.
Pakistan and America
In a sulk
(sŭlk)
intr.v., sulked, sulk·ing, sulks.
To be sullenly aloof or withdrawn, as in silent resentment or protest.
n.
A mood or display of sullen aloofness or withdrawal: stayed home in a sulk; a case of the sulks.
[Back-formation from SULKY1.]
sulk
- [sʌ'lk]
[動](自)〈特に子供が〉(人に)むっつりする, すねる((with ...));(事に対し)腹をたてる((at ...)).
━━[名]((the 〜s))すねること, 不機嫌, ふくれっつら
have [be in] (a fit of) the sulks [=((英))be in a sulk]
すねている.
すねている.
(sŭl'kē)
adj., -i·er, -i·est.
- Sullenly aloof or withdrawn.
- Gloomy; dismal: sulky weather.
[Perhaps alteration of obsolete sulke, sluggish, perhaps ultimately from Old English āsolcen, from past participle of āseolcan, to become sluggish.]
sulkily sulk'i·ly adv.sulkiness sulk'i·ness n.
sulk·y2 (sŭl'kē)
n., pl., -ies.
A light, open two-wheeled vehicle accommodating only the driver and drawn by one horse, used especially in harness racing.
[From SULKY1 (from its having only one seat).]
號事者將pets 寫成 furkids類似 "小毛"pet
(pĕt)
n.
- An animal kept for amusement or companionship.
- An object of the affections.
- A person especially loved or indulged; a favorite: the teacher's pet.
- Kept as a pet: a pet cat.
- Particularly cherished or indulged: a pet grandchild.
- Expressing or showing affection: a pet name.
- Being a favorite: a pet topic.
v., pet·ted, pet·ting, pets. v.tr.
To stroke or caress gently; pat. See synonyms at caress.
v.intr. Informal
To make love by fondling and caressing.
[Scottish Gaelic peata, tame animal, pet, from Old Irish.]
petter pet'ter n.pet2 (pĕt)
n.
A fit of bad temper or pique.
intr.v., pet·ted, pet·ting, pets.
To be sulky and peevish.
[Origin unknown.]
furbelow
(fûr'bə-lō')
n.
- A ruffle or flounce on a garment.
- A piece of showy ornamentation.
To decorate with a ruffle or flounce.
[Probably alteration of Provençal farbello, farbella, fringe, perhaps alteration of Italian faldella, pleat, diminutive of falda, flap, loose end, of Germanic origin.]
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