英语词汇sulkiness怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

sulkiness

noun[U]

/ˈsʌlk.i.nəs/us

/ˈsʌlk.i.nəs/

behaviourin which yourefusetosmileor bepleasanttopeople,especiallybecause you areangryabout something:

I can'tbearhis sulkiness.

If she is given anunintentionalslightshe willbroodin sulkiness fordaysafterwards.

See

sulky

More examples

She isthrowingthings around out of sulkiness.
Swimmingseemedto havewashedaway his sulkiness.
Ifelthelplessin thefaceof my owninfantilebadtemperand sulkiness.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Moods

-humoured
be in one ofyourmoodsidiom
black mood
eat
frame
have a strop onidiom
humour
snit
someone'sstate/frame of mindidiom
spirit
strop
suck
temper
temperament
temperamentally
temperature
tone
up and downidiom
volatility
yourself

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(Definition ofsulkinessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsulkiness

sulkiness

Here the most common demonstration of temperament issulkinesson a heavy damp day.

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He now became bright and pleasant and had lost all irritability andsulkiness.

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This caused the woman to accuse her ofsulkiness, at which the girl looked up with swollen eyes, full of tears.

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Quite analogous to this issulkinessthat occasionally appears.

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Sulkinessat being thus thwarted replaced her earlier attempt at amenability.

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The scent was warm enough to cure hissulkiness.

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There will be no use insulkiness, in laziness, in inattention.

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The girls had relapsed intosulkiness, the stage-manager's temper was ruffled.

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He is scarcely ever impertinent now: when he is it is always in good-nature and never insulkiness.

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But they did not for that desist from their little hostilities and sulkinesses; only there were no more familiarities between them; they were silent.

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It turns me from bright to black, from lightness of spirits to extremesulkiness.

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That meanest of all vices, the vice ofsulkiness, had no existence in her nature.

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Long before the train came he lapsed into his natural bluesulkiness, remaining as quiet behind his auger hole as one ready for the grave.

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The girl's eyes flew wider and hotter shame for hersulkinessstained her cheeks.

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Then a suddensulkinessbrought down the corners of her lips.

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单词	sulkiness
释义	sulkiness noun[U] uk /ˈsʌlk.i.nəs/us /ˈsʌlk.i.nəs/ behaviourin which yourefusetosmileor bepleasanttopeople,especiallybecause you areangryabout something: I can'tbearhis sulkiness. If she is given anunintentionalslightshe willbroodin sulkiness fordaysafterwards. See sulky More examples She isthrowingthings around out of sulkiness. Swimmingseemedto havewashedaway his sulkiness. Ifelthelplessin thefaceof my owninfantilebadtemperand sulkiness. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Moods -humoured be in one ofyourmoodsidiom black mood eat frame have a strop onidiom humour snit someone'sstate/frame of mindidiom spirit strop suck temper temperament temperamentally temperature tone up and downidiom volatility yourself See more results » (Definition ofsulkinessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofsulkiness sulkiness Here the most common demonstration of temperament issulkinesson a heavy damp day. FromProject Gutenberg He now became bright and pleasant and had lost all irritability andsulkiness. FromProject Gutenberg This caused the woman to accuse her ofsulkiness, at which the girl looked up with swollen eyes, full of tears. FromProject Gutenberg Quite analogous to this issulkinessthat occasionally appears. FromProject Gutenberg Sulkinessat being thus thwarted replaced her earlier attempt at amenability. FromProject Gutenberg The scent was warm enough to cure hissulkiness. FromProject Gutenberg There will be no use insulkiness, in laziness, in inattention. FromProject Gutenberg The girls had relapsed intosulkiness, the stage-manager's temper was ruffled. FromProject Gutenberg He is scarcely ever impertinent now: when he is it is always in good-nature and never insulkiness. FromProject Gutenberg But they did not for that desist from their little hostilities and sulkinesses; only there were no more familiarities between them; they were silent. FromProject Gutenberg It turns me from bright to black, from lightness of spirits to extremesulkiness. FromProject Gutenberg That meanest of all vices, the vice ofsulkiness, had no existence in her nature. FromProject Gutenberg Long before the train came he lapsed into his natural bluesulkiness, remaining as quiet behind his auger hole as one ready for the grave. FromProject Gutenberg The girl's eyes flew wider and hotter shame for hersulkinessstained her cheeks. FromProject Gutenberg Then a suddensulkinessbrought down the corners of her lips. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/sulkiness##
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