单词	minx
释义	minxminx /mɪŋks/ noun [countable] old-fashioned Word Origin WORD ORIGINminx Origin: 1500-1600 Perhaps from Middle Dutch minnekijn ‘much-loved person’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Aunt Edie felt there was a very teasing minx behind the girl's demure look. Just as soon as the little minx knows which village halls it's playing. Maxwell nodded as they watched a little, hustling minx sashay her way across the floor. On our way I looked for Mathilda but Benjamin was right, there was no sign of the little minx. Pamela was not, in our view, the minx that Fielding thought her. Same goes for about half the words I've been learning from that little minx. The little minx seems to have half the young men in London at her feet. an attractive young woman who does not show respect and who is good at getting what she wants in a clever way
随便看	unpredictable unpredictably unprepared unprepossessing unpretentious unprincipled unprintable unproductive unprofessional unprofessionally unprofitable unpromising unprompted unpronounceable unprotected unproven unprovoked unpublished unpunished unputdownable unqualified unquenchable unquestionable unquestionably unquestioned

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