nark

中英词典：nark

形容词

• narky: 易怒的，暴躁的

名词

• nark: 告密者，线人
• nark: 警察
• nark: 令人厌烦的人
• nark: 恶毒的评论

词语辨析

• nark: 指告密者或线人，多用于澳大利亚和新西兰地区。
• nark: 在英国英语中，也可指警察。
• narky: 用于形容易怒或暴躁的人。

词汇扩充

• narkiness: 易怒，暴躁
• narkish: 易怒的，暴躁的

近义词

• informant
• spy
• snitch

反义词

• friend
• ally

柯林斯词典

nark (noun)
1. (British, slang) a police informer or spy
2. (Australian, New Zealand, slang) a person who complains annoyingly
3. (Australian, New Zealand, slang) a spoilsport or killjoy

nark (adjective) (British, slang)
bad-tempered or irritated

牛津词典

nark (noun) (British informal)
1. a police officer or informer
2. a person who spoils other people's enjoyment

narky (adjective) (British informal)
irritable or bad-tempered

用法

1. The police arrested the nark who had been providing information to the criminal gang.
(警察逮捕了向犯罪团伙提供情报的线人。)
2. Don't be such a nark! Let us have some fun.
(别当个令人讨厌的人！让我们玩得开心点。)
3. He's always in a narky mood in the morning.
(他早上总是心情糟糕。)

中英双语例句

1. The nark tipped off the police about the drug deal. (线人向警方提供了有关这笔毒品交易的情报。)
2. He's known to be a nark for the local police. (他是当地警方的线人。)
3. Stop being such a nark and let us enjoy the party. (别当个令人讨厌的人，让我们好好享受派对。)
4. The boss is a real nark - he always finds something to complain about. (老板真是个吹毛求疵的人，他总能找到抱怨的事情。)
5. She's in a narky mood today, so be careful what you say to her. (她今天心情不好，所以对她说话要小心。)
6. I hate it when he gets all narky with me for no reason. (我讨厌他无缘无故对我发脾气。)
7. The narkiness of his comments made everyone uncomfortable. (他恶毒的评论让每个人都感到不舒服。)
8. Don't let his narkish behavior ruin your day. (别让他易怒的行为毁了你的一天。)
9. She always complains about everything – what a nark! (她总是对一切都抱怨 - 多么令人讨厌的人！)
10. Being a nark is not a popular role to play. (当线人不是一个受欢迎的角色。)
11. He's such a nark - he never wants to join in on any fun activities. (他真是个扫兴的人 - 他从不参加任何有趣的活动。)
12. Don't be a nark and ruin the surprise party. (别当个败兴的人，毁了惊喜派对。)
13. She always has a narky remark to make about everything. (她总是对一切事情有不悦的评论。)
14. He's been in a narky mood all day, so I've been avoiding him. (他整天都情绪不好，所以我一直避开他。)
15. The narkiness of his tone made the conversation uncomfortable. (他语气中的恶毒让对话变得尴尬。)
16. She gave him a narkish look and walked away. (她用一种易怒的眼神看了他一眼，然后走开了。)
17. He's such a nark - he never wants to have any fun. (他真是个扫兴的人 - 他从不想玩乐。)
18. I can't believe she told the teacher about our plan. What a nark! (我真不敢相信她告诉老师我们的计划。真是个小卒！)
19. He's always acting as a nark and reporting our activities to the authorities. (他总是充当告密者，向当局报告我们的活动。)
20. He's known to be a nark for the local gang. (他是当地帮派的线人。)
21. Don't be a nark and ruin the surprise. (别当个扫兴的人，毁了惊喜。)