sissy

英 [ˈsɪsi]

美 [ˈsɪsi]

n.  柔弱(或怯懦)的男孩; 女孩子气的男孩
adj.  女人气的，柔弱的

BNC.49058 / COCA.31296

牛津词典

noun

• 柔弱（或怯懦）的男孩；女孩子气的男孩
  a boy that other men or boys laugh at because they think he is weak or frightened, or only interested in the sort of things girls like

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 女孩子气的男孩;胆小怯懦的男孩
  Some people, especially men, describe a boy as asissywhen they disapprove of him because he does not like rough, physical activities or is afraid to do things which might be dangerous.
  1. They were rough kids, and thought we were sissies...
     他们那帮孩子野蛮得很，还认为我们太女孩子气。
  2. 'Last one in the sea is a sissy,' proclaimed Idris.
     伊德里斯大声地宣告说：“在海里，谁落在最后谁就不是爷儿们。”
• ADJ 女孩子气的;娘娘腔的
  If you describe an action or activity assissy, you disapprove of it because you think it is only appropriate for girls or women.
  1. Far from being sissy, it takes a real man to accept that he is not perfect.
     只有真正的男人才会接受自己并非完美无缺的事实，这绝不是什么女孩子气。
  2. ...men who feel that writing is essentially a sissy occupation.
     把写作看成基本上是娘儿们家所为的男人

英英释义

noun

• a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive
  Synonym:pantywaistpansymilksopMilquetoast

adj

• having unsuitable feminine qualities
  Synonym:effeminateemasculateepicenecissysissifiedsissyish

双语例句

• Nina looks the spitting image of Sissy Spacek.
  尼娜看起来像极了茜茜·斯帕赛克。
• Rathbone nailed Artie with a little sissy gun.
  雷斯本用把小女人用的枪达了他一枪。
• This is not for sissy boys like you.
  这可不是给你这种娘娘腔的。
• You ain't hittin '. you hittin'like a sissy, george.
  你不能打，你打起来是娘娘腔乔治。
• The dancing teacher looks like a sissy, but he is very strong.
  舞蹈老师看起来娘娘腔的，但是他非常强壮。
• "I'll help you, sissy," interposed Carreen docilely.
  “我来帮你做吧，姐姐，”卡琳温顺地插嘴说。
• Why did you want to claim that you are not sissy at the end of your writing?
  为何你会在文章的结尾处宣称你不是娘娘腔？
• I hate to talk to Charles. He is too sissy.
  我不喜欢与查理谈话，他太娘娘腔了。
• Pick three to assist me, and stop being a sissy.
  挑三个人协助我，别再像个娘们了。
• They were rough kids, and thought we were sissies
  他们那帮孩子野蛮得很，还认为我们太女孩子气。