wrinkly
wrinkly — 名詞
- wrinklysingular
- wrinkliesplural
1. a rude or playful word for someone who is old, used in informal speech
老傢伙
對老人的戲謔或冒犯稱呼
a rude or playful word for someone who is old, used in informal speech
Some wrinkly on the bus told James the same story three times.
公車上有個老傢伙把同一個故事對 James 講了三遍。
informal register: calling someone 'a wrinkly'
Amihan laughed when her nephew called their next-door neighbour an old wrinkly.
Amihan 的姪子把隔壁鄰居叫做老傢伙，她聽了笑出來。
The kids shouted 'move it, wrinkly!' at the man feeding pigeons in the square.
小孩們對著廣場上餵鴿子的男子大喊：「讓開，老傢伙！」
My grandad calls himself a wrinkly but still runs five miles each day.
我爺爺自稱老傢伙，但每天還是跑五英里。
Yuna's younger brother got detention for calling the head teacher a wrinkly.
Yuna 的弟弟因為叫校長老傢伙而被罰留校察看。
文法句型
a wrinkly
the wrinkly
some wrinkly
用法筆記
Offensive when used about someone else without their permission. Older people sometimes use it about themselves in a self-mocking, humorous way.
常見錯誤
wrinkly — 形容詞
- wrinklypositive
- wrinkliercomparative
- wrinkliestsuperlative
1. covered with small lines or folds, especially on skin, clothing, or paper
皺巴巴的
皮膚或物品表面有許多細小褶痕
covered with small lines or folds, especially on skin, clothing, or paper
Talia smoothed the wrinkly tablecloth before setting down the plates.
Talia 把皺巴巴的桌布撫平，然後擺上盤子。
describing fabric: wrinkly tablecloth
After twelve hours on the plane, Emre's shirt looked completely wrinkly.
搭了十二小時的飛機後，Emre 的襯衫看起來皺巴巴的。
describing clothing: wrinkly shirt
The old photograph found in the attic was wrinkly and torn at the edges.
在閣樓找到的舊照片佈滿皺紋，邊角也破了。
Vinícius pressed his nose against the wrinkly face of the bulldog.
Vinícius 把鼻子貼在鬥牛犬那張皺巴巴的臉上。
Mathieu handed Femi a wrinkly five-pound note he had found in his coat pocket.
Mathieu 遞給 Femi 一張從外套口袋找到的皺巴巴五鎊鈔票。
文法句型
wrinkly + noun
be/look/go + wrinkly