spunky

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspunkyspunk‧y /ˈspʌŋki/ adjective informal having a lot of courage, energy, or determination a spunky performance a spunky heroineExamples from the Corpusspunky• While Almond aims for tacky, spunky cabaret rock, he's about as subversive as Come Dancing.• She was spunky, dazzlingly defiant, and, I was sure, beautiful.• Her spunky friend, played by Anne Heche, fares worse.• Books that feature animals, humor and spunky kids never go out of style.• He was out to reveal a spunky, sparky, spontaneous self which had in fact never existed.• Every table is treated to a basket of warm pita bread accompanied by a spunky tomatillo salsa.

单词	spunky
释义	spunky From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspunkyspunk‧y /ˈspʌŋki/ adjective informal having a lot of courage, energy, or determination a spunky performance a spunky heroineExamples from the Corpusspunky• While Almond aims for tacky, spunky cabaret rock, he's about as subversive as Come Dancing.• She was spunky, dazzlingly defiant, and, I was sure, beautiful.• Her spunky friend, played by Anne Heche, fares worse.• Books that feature animals, humor and spunky kids never go out of style.• He was out to reveal a spunky, sparky, spontaneous self which had in fact never existed.• Every table is treated to a basket of warm pita bread accompanied by a spunky tomatillo salsa.
随便看	have a part to play have a part to play (in something) have a part to play in have a passing acquaintance with have a passing/nodding acquaintance with something have a perfect right to do have a perfect right to do something have a poor etc command of have a quick temper have a quick word have a quick/brief word have a quiet word have a quiet word (with somebody) have a quiet word with have a reaction have a rest have a right to be angry etc have a right to be angry/concerned/suspicious etc have a right to be concerned etc have a right to be suspicious etc have a ring of have a root round have a roving eye have a run for your money have a sauna