peaky
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pea·ky /ˈpiːki/ adjective British English informal MIDCBlooking pale and ill 苍白的,有病容的 SYN American English peaked He’s looking a bit peaky today. 他今天看起来有点不舒服。
Examples from the Corpus
peaky• For a Health Secretary he looked pale and peaky.• Lesley-Jane looked strained and peaky and her performance was once again subdued.• You look awfully peaky and you've hardly eaten a thing.• So, we're feeling a bit peaky are we?• My familiar, peaky little face.• You have a sit down, love, you look peaky to me.pea·ky adjectiveChineseSyllable
Corpus ill pale looking and
peaky
pea‧ky /ˈpiːki/
adjective British English informal
looking pale and ill
SYN peaked American English:
He’s looking a bit peaky today.
pea‧ky /ˈpiːki/
adjective British English informallooking pale and ill
SYN peaked American English: