stinker

英 [ˈstɪŋkə(r)]

美 [ˈstɪŋkər]

n.  讨厌的人; 棘手的事

复数：stinkers　

BNC.37249 / COCA.31291

牛津词典

noun

• 讨厌的人；棘手的事
  a person or thing that is very unpleasant or difficult

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 令人讨厌的人;恶劣之事;坏蛋
  If you describe someone or something as astinker, you mean that you think they are very unpleasant or bad.
  1. I think he's an absolute stinker to do that to her...
     我认为他那样对待她真太缺德了。
  2. I thought it was a right stinker.
     我认为这事太恶劣了。

英英释义

noun

• an artifact (especially an automobile) that is defective or unsatisfactory
  Synonym:lemon
• anything that gives off an offensive odor (especially a cheap cigar)
• a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible
  1. only a rotter would do that
  2. kill the rat
  3. throw the bum out
  4. you cowardly little pukes!
  5. the British call a contemptible person a `git'
  Synonym:rotterdirty dogratskunkstinkpotbumpukecrumblowlifescum bagso-and-sogit

双语例句

• On a charitable view, however, the deal is not such a stinker.
  不过，以宽容的观点来看，这宗交易并非那么糟糕。
• The interview was a real stinker.
  会谈真是一个难题。
• Are you a drinker or a stinker?
  你是个酒鬼还是有狐臭？
• The two-hour examination was a real stinker.
  这两小时的考试可真是臭。
• What a stinker, he wanted to make us into serfs.
  一个臭鬼，把我们说成是农奴。
• It's been a real stinker of a day.
  这一天，真让人受不了。
• When you drop out of the team you don't want the person who replaces you to have an absolute stinker, but you don't want a player to come in and do better than you either.
  如果你没能入选的话不会希望代替自己的人一无是处，但也不会希望他比自己表现得好。
• She'd had a real stinker of a day at work.
  她在工作中一整天都不顺心。
• "I'm so proud of the little stinker," said her mother, Paula Tuck.
  她的妈妈PaulaTuck说：我真为这个小臭鬼自豪。
• The biology paper was a real stinker.
  生物试卷真难答。