单词	narked
释义	narkednarked /nɑːkt $ nɑːrkt/ (also nark‧y /ˈnɑːki $ ˈnɑːr-/) adjective [not before noun] British English informal Word Origin WORD ORIGINnarked Origin: 1800-1900 nark ‘to act as an informer’ (1800-1900), from nark ‘a (police) informer’ (19-20 centuries), from Romany nak ‘nose’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS And Davis wondered why Allen was getting narked. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► get narked  There’s no need to get narked about it! angry about something:  There’s no need to get narked about it!
随便看	well-drained well-dressed well-earned well-educated well-endowed Weller, Sam Welles, Orson well-established well-fed well-founded well-groomed well-grounded well-heeled well-hung wellie well-informed Wellington wellington Wellington, Duke of well-intentioned well-kept well-known well-mannered well-meaning well-meant

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