释义 |
pussycatpus‧sy‧cat /ˈpʊsikæt/ noun [countable] - Jake's a real pussycat once you get to know him.
- I am not saying they're all pussycats but if you love and respect them, they will return those qualities tenfold.
- I learned to he a pussycat in there.
- It is a term of endearment and the source of all the current pussycat titles with their sexy connotations.
- Most would-be tough pop-stars are pussycats, but Lewis is still trouble.
- The challenge therefore is to separate the pussycats from the tigers and identify aggressive tumours.
1a cat – used especially by or to children2[usually singular] someone who is very nice and gentle – used especially when they do not seem this way: Greg? He’s a pussycat, really. |