| 释义 |
spitzy, a.|ˈspɪtsɪ|
[f. spitz + -y1.]
Resembling or pertaining to a Spitz dog. Also fig., pointed.
1937Auden & MacNeice Lett. from Iceland xii. 185 A sort of little sheepdog, black and white with a thick but not very long coat, a broad forehead and a spitzy foreface. 1952C. L. B. Hubbard Pembrokeshire Corgi Handbk. i. 14 The extremely sharp-pointed tips to the ears prevalent in the more Spitzy Pembrokeshires. 1968Sunday Truth (Brisbane) 3 Nov. 58/4 He had a ‘spitzy nose’—a sharp nose—a scar on his left arm where he had been hurt by machinery. |