| 释义 |
nark
UK [nɑ:k] US [nɑ:rk] verb
ANNOY 使生气
transitive usually passive UK slang old-fashioned
■to annoy someone 惹恼，激怒•I was a bit narked by David's comment.我对大卫的评论有些愤怒。
UK [nɑ:k] US [nɑ:rk] verb
TELL POLICE 报警
intransitive (also narc) US slang
■to secretly tell the police or someone in authority about something bad or illegal that someone has done 告密
UK [nɑ:k] US [nɑ:rk] noun countable
CRIMINAL 罪犯 UK old-fashioned slang
■a person, especially a criminal, who gives the police information about other criminals 线人，告密者（尤指罪犯）•a coppers' nark员警的线人
UK [nɑ:k] US [nɑ:rk] noun countable
POLICE OFFICER 员警 (also narc) US slang
■a police officer whose job is to catch people who produce, sell or use illegal drugs 缉毒员警
UK [nɑ:k] US [nɑ:rk] noun countable
ANNOYING PERSON 惹恼 Australian a person who complains and spoils other people's enjoyment 发牢骚而扫兴的人 |