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testy (TEST ee) Another adjective that means “irritable,” this word comes from the French word tête, meaning “head.” Someone who is “testy” is “impatient” or “exasperated” or, considering the root, “headstrong.”
- “Don’t get testy with me!” shouted Grandmother Vargas when her grandson Victor rolled his eyes and refused to stay home for the evening to watch his little brother.
- Testy after a long day at work and a suffocating subway ride in the heat, Mr. Sugarman was in no mood to hear about his daughter’s request for a new car.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
testy（TEST-ee）另一个意思是“易怒”的形容词，这个词来自法语单词tête，意思是“头脑”。“暴躁”的人是“不耐烦”或“愤怒”，或者考虑到词根，是“任性”
“别对我发火！”瓦尔加斯奶奶喊道，这时她的孙子维克多翻了个白眼，拒绝晚上呆在家里看他的弟弟。
在经历了漫长的一天工作和在高温下令人窒息的地铁骑行后，Sugarman先生没有心情听到女儿要求买新车的消息。
