pesky
英 ['peskɪ]
美 ['pɛski]
- adj. 讨厌的；麻烦的
- adv. 极端
- n. (Pesky)人名；(罗)佩斯基
GRE
pesky 恼人的，讨厌的来自pest方言变体，-y,形容词后缀。即像害虫一样的，引申词义恼人的，讨厌的。
- pesky (adj.)
- 1775, originally in New England dialect, perhaps a dialectal formation from pest (compare plaguy "confounded, annoying, disagreeable"). Partridge suggests an origin in Essex dialect.
- 1. Is that pesky lady coming to the office again?
- 那个讨厌的女人又来办公室 啦 ?
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- 2. Those pesky salesmen always call at dinner time.
- 那些讨厌的推销员总是在吃晚饭的时候打电话.
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- 3. Those pesky people are really annoying.
- 那群讨厌鬼真叫人讨厌.
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- 4. And what about those pesky imbalances?
- 而且烦人的全球失衡问题怎么办 呢 ?
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- 5. Use Monday Night Football as an opportunity to get housework pesky, if well intentioned , husband underfoot.
- 用星期一晚上足球作为做完家务赶走烦闷的机会.安排好碍手碍脚的丈夫.
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