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

• 'Cheshire Puss,'she began, rather timidly, as she did not at all know whether it would like the name: however, it only grinned a little wider.
  “柴郡猫，”她胆怯地说。还不知道它喜欢不喜欢这个名字，可是，它的嘴笑得咧开了。
• Puss: Hey! Isn't we supposed to be having a fiesta?
  我们不是应该有常舞会么？
• Well, come on, puss, let's go in to supper.
  来吧，淘气包，咱们进屋去吃晚饭。
• The Puss here is a swashbuckler, a world-renowned adventurer.
  在这里，普斯是一位亡命之徒，一位世界闻名的探险家。
• 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。
• The product reminds me of pet insurance policies that pay for you to photocopy and distribute posters of puss if she strays.
  这种产品让我想到了那些宠物保险条款如果你的猫走失，保险会支付你复印和分发寻猫启事的费用。
• 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。
• Now there's some sort of puss.
  现在有几个在脸上。
• Now the piano-playing puss now spends as much time as possible skipping across the keyboard at its temporary owners home.
  如今这只爱弹奏钢琴的猫咪会在临时主人的家中，花上尽可能多的时间在琴键上跳来跳去。
• "You're a pretty puss, aren't you?"
  “你是一只漂亮的小猫，对吗？”