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officious (oh FISH us) Someone who is officious is “too eager to offer unwanted advice or services to another.” It suggests someone who is a know-it-all and is a bit bossy about it. It comes from the Latin word for “dutiful,” but it has come to have a negative connotation.
- “If I were you, I’d line up all of my files neatly and keep my desk spotless,” Prudence said, officiously. “An orderly desk represents an orderly mind.”
- Chris’s officious roommate consistently nagged him about keeping the floor swept and leaving his muddy shoes in the hallway.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
爱管闲事的人“太渴望向他人提供不必要的建议或服务”。这意味着一个无所不知的人，对此有点专横。它来自拉丁语中“尽职尽责”的意思，但它已经有了负面的含义。
- “如果我是你，我会把所有的文件整齐地排成一行，让我的桌子一尘不染，”普律当丝当然地说。“有秩序的桌子代表有秩序的头脑。”
- 克里斯爱管闲事的室友总是唠叨他要把地板打扫干净，把泥泞的鞋子留在走廊里。
