cranky的意思和读音

cranky

: [ˈkræŋki] : ['kræŋki]

adj.

crankier  crankiest  

adj.good-humored,ordinary,good-humoured

adj.irritable,crabby,cantankerous,grouchy,ornery

crankyadj.

1.strange

cranky ideas/schemes

2.bad-tempered

The kids were getting tired and a little cranky.

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adj.1.someone who is cranky gets annoyed easily; if a baby or small child is cranky, he or she cries a lot and will not sleep or be calm2.likely to stop working at any time3.strange or unusual

1. hack( cranky); leak( )…

2. brilliant cranky , easy-going ...

3. brilliant cranky , easy-going ...

4. cranial cranky crash ...

5. courteous cranky cramp ...

6. warranty cranky that was my way of telling you

7.Cranky

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1.Planets will be in a cranky state, and something seems to be worrying you about how talks are going.

2.Literary youth: The cranky man in callous elfland always has bit of different place, the hair style that deliver quality is all different.

3.I heard everything he said. Yankee, I would honor to help save your dad's job. (To Screwing) And he, I thought you are hard hard odd cranky.。(

4.Ah do not know how people engage in, and I hope that busy time of rest, really boring time to feel that life is empty and cranky.

5.Saoirse was also cranky and vomiting. She had swelling in both her ears and a bulge the size of an egg on her right temple.西

6.Always cranky to your life do not fight, the result written to these things is just speculation, trying to make money.西

7.The advocates of such a strategy are not marginal and cranky academics. They include some of the most influential US economists.

8.Father said, grandpa is a cranky man, said he launched the appearance of anger is terrible.

9.the doughty but sometimes cranky old warrior makes a fine contrast with the inspirational but sometimes vaporous young visionary.

10.As an adult, that sort of schedule would leave me stressed out, cranky and frantic.