大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 cissy


释义：

cissy adj. 有娘娘腔的，柔弱胆小的
n. 娘娘腔的男子，脂粉气质的男人，柔弱的人
n. （Cissy）（美、德、荷）锡西（人名）
[ 复数 cissies ]

例句：



Did you hear what happened to Cissy?

听说了王西西的事了吗？



Cissy, you must not do this, you can't trust him.

西茜，你千万不能这么做，你不能相信他。



As CISSY says, you are a good girl, pretty and companionable.

我听CISSY说你很和善，而且很漂亮，是一个很值得交往的女孩子。



The situation is graver than you can possibly imagine, Cissy!

情况比你想象的严重得多，西茜！



"Just a fox, " said a woman's voice dismissively from under the hood. "I thought perhaps an Auror — Cissy, wait! "

“原来只是一只狐狸，”兜帽下传出一个女人不屑的声音，“我还以为是傲罗呢——西茜，等一等！”



If her intent was to protect Bobbi Kristina beyond age 30, as Cissy and Marion believe, then Whitney should not have left it to chance.


It is not clear how much protection Cissy and Marion feel she needs, because their Petition does not ask for a specific change to the trust.


Though he had no sons to take over his businesses, his four daughters Anna, Bessie, Cissy and Doreen - named in alphabetical order the "better to remember them by, " he said - all married well.


That is why many of the actresses who have won Oscars in the 1980s and 1990s to date were dumpy (Kathy Bates), tiny (Holly Hunter), cosy (Frances McDormand) or downright plain (Cissy Spacek and Sally Field).