pussycat

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpussycatpus‧sy‧cat /ˈpʊsikæt/ noun [countable] 1 a 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.Examples from the Corpuspussycat• I learned to he a pussycat in there.• I am not saying they're all pussycats but if you love and respect them, they will return those qualities tenfold.• Most would-be tough pop-stars are pussycats, but Lewis is still trouble.• Jake's a real pussycat once you get to know him.• The challenge therefore is to separate the pussycats from the tigers and identify aggressive tumours.

单词	pussycat
释义	pussycat From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpussycatpus‧sy‧cat /ˈpʊsikæt/ noun [countable] 1 a 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.Examples from the Corpuspussycat• I learned to he a pussycat in there.• I am not saying they're all pussycats but if you love and respect them, they will return those qualities tenfold.• Most would-be tough pop-stars are pussycats, but Lewis is still trouble.• Jake's a real pussycat once you get to know him.• The challenge therefore is to separate the pussycats from the tigers and identify aggressive tumours.
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