peaky

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilitypeakypea‧ky /ˈpiːki/ adjective British English informal MIDCBlooking pale and ill SYN peaked American English He’s looking a bit peaky today.Examples from the Corpuspeaky• For a Health Secretary he looked pale and peaky.• Lesley-Jane looked strained and peaky and her performance was once again subdued.• You look awfully peaky and you've hardly eaten a thing.• So, we're feeling a bit peaky are we?• My familiar, peaky little face.• You have a sit down, love, you look peaky to me.

单词	peaky
释义	peaky From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilitypeakypea‧ky /ˈpiːki/ adjective British English informal MIDCBlooking pale and ill SYN peaked American English He’s looking a bit peaky today.Examples from the Corpuspeaky• For a Health Secretary he looked pale and peaky.• Lesley-Jane looked strained and peaky and her performance was once again subdued.• You look awfully peaky and you've hardly eaten a thing.• So, we're feeling a bit peaky are we?• My familiar, peaky little face.• You have a sit down, love, you look peaky to me.
随便看	no one in their right mind no one in their right mind ... no pain no pain, no gain no par stock no par value share no par value stock no place no prizes for guessing no prizes for guessing something no problem no probs no pun intended no reason no reason to do no regard no regard for no rhyme or reason no self respecting would do no self-respecting would do no selfrespecting would do no shit no show no sir no siree