puss

英 [pʊs]

美 [pʊs]

n.  (用于唤猫或对猫说话)咪咪，猫咪; (人的)脸，嘴

复数：pusses　

BNC.27584 / COCA.26932

牛津词典

noun

• （用于唤猫或对猫说话）咪咪，猫咪
  used when you are calling or talking to a cat
• （人的）脸，嘴
  a person's face or mouth

柯林斯词典

• （有时作呼唤语）猫咪
  People sometimes call a cat by saying 'Puss'.

英英释义

noun

• informal terms referring to a domestic cat
  Synonym:kittykitty-catpussypussycat
• obscene terms for female genitals
  Synonym:cuntpussyslitsnatchtwat

双语例句

• Puss learns about some people who have come into possession of magic beans.
  影片中普斯得知魔法豆已经落入某些人之手。
• If you had something to push up, you wouldn't be sitting there with a sour puss.
  要是你能托起来，你就不会坐在那里吃着醋了。
• "You're a pretty puss, aren't you?"
  “你是一只漂亮的小猫，对吗？”
• "With Carreen afraid of the poor beasts and Sue with hands like sadirons when it comes to reins and you, puss&"
  “卡琳害怕牲口，苏伦的手一碰缰绳就像摸着熨斗似的，而你这个淘气鬼&”
• Puss ordered his master to go for a swim and his master obeyed.
  穿靴猫叫他的主人下去游泳，他的主人照着做了。
• Only puss is allowed to come with me, for she knows where the barber in the story lives.
  我只让小猫儿跟我在一起，因为它知道那故事里的理发匠住的地方。
• Now there's some sort of puss.
  现在有几个在脸上。
• Nobody gives a horse's shit who you are, puss ball.
  没人在乎你是谁，女里女气的男人。
• Puss, he was glad to notice, appeared to be thinking of other matters as a lady should.
  至于思嘉，他高兴地看到，她似乎在想旁的事情，像个大家闺秀的样子。
• Well, come on, puss, let's go in to supper.
  来吧，淘气包，咱们进屋去吃晚饭。