huff
[hʌf] noun countable informal
■an angry and offended mood 怒气；恼怒•Ted's gone into one of his huffs again.泰德又发脾气了。 in a huff
■angry and offended 生气的，气恼的•She's in a real huff because I forgot her birthday.我忘了她的生日，所以她大发脾气。 •Julia criticized some aspect of his work and he left/went off in a huff.茱莉亚批评他工作的某些层面，他便气冲冲地走了。
[hʌf] verb intransitive
■to say something in an annoyed or offended way 怒气冲冲地说•"Well if that's how you feel, I'll go, " she huffed.｢如果你是那样认为，那我就走了。｣ 她气冲冲地说道。
[hʌf] verb intransitive
huff and puff
■to breathe loudly, usually after physical exercise （通常在运动后）喘大气•We were huffing and puffing by the time we'd climbed to the top of the hill.我们爬上山顶后直喘大气。 informal disapproving
■to complain loudly and express disapproval 大声抱怨，反对•They huffed and puffed about the price but eventually they paid up.他们大声抱怨价格太高，但最后还是付了钱。 |