英语词组icky是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

icky

1. adjective

unattractive, distasteful. First found in jazz to describe oversweet music other than jazz, then migrated into general use with the more general meaning US, 1929.

unwell. Probably from baby-talk variations of 'sick' or 'sickly' UK, 1939.

overly sentimental, especially of music or of a taste in music. Originally from jazz US, 1929

2. noun

a rich person US, 1953

icky

1. slang Foul, disgusting, or unpleasant. We need a more powerful cleaner to get rid of this icky gunk in the bathtub. I'm starting to get the icky feeling that I shouldn't have said anything in front of her.

2. slang Overly sentimental. I don't need some sappy card and a box of chocolates on Valentine's Day—I hate all that icky stuff.

icky-poo

1. slang Foul, disgusting, or unpleasant. We need a more powerful cleaner to get rid of this icky-poo gunk in the bathtub. I'm starting to get the icky-poo feeling that I shouldn't have said anything in front of her.

2. slang Overly sentimental. I don't need some sappy card and a box of chocolates on Valentine's Day—I hate all that icky-poo stuff.

icky

(ˈɪki)

mod. distasteful; nasty. This was an icky day.

icky-poo

(ˈɪkipu)

1. mod. disgusting. I don’t like all this icky-poo talk.

2. exclam. Nasty! (Usually Icky-poo!) Oh, icky-poo! I missed my bus!

词组	icky
释义	icky Theme: DISGUSTING mod. distasteful; nasty. What is this icky old stuff?This is icky.This was an icky day. icky 1. adjective 1 unattractive, distasteful. First found in jazz to describe oversweet music other than jazz, then migrated into general use with the more general meaning US, 1929. 2 unwell. Probably from baby-talk variations of 'sick' or 'sickly' UK, 1939. 3 overly sentimental, especially of music or of a taste in music. Originally from jazz US, 1929 2. noun a rich person US, 1953 icky 1. slang Foul, disgusting, or unpleasant. We need a more powerful cleaner to get rid of this icky gunk in the bathtub. I'm starting to get the icky feeling that I shouldn't have said anything in front of her. 2. slang Overly sentimental. I don't need some sappy card and a box of chocolates on Valentine's Day—I hate all that icky stuff. icky-poo 1. slang Foul, disgusting, or unpleasant. We need a more powerful cleaner to get rid of this icky-poo gunk in the bathtub. I'm starting to get the icky-poo feeling that I shouldn't have said anything in front of her. 2. slang Overly sentimental. I don't need some sappy card and a box of chocolates on Valentine's Day—I hate all that icky-poo stuff. icky (ˈɪki) mod. distasteful; nasty. This was an icky day. icky-poo (ˈɪkipu) 1. mod. disgusting. I don’t like all this icky-poo talk. 2. exclam. Nasty! (Usually Icky-poo!) Oh, icky-poo! I missed my bus!
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