stiff
🇺🇸
/stɪf/
🇬🇧
/stɪf/
adjective
B2
Hard to bend or move
Use a stiff brush to clean the floor.
使用硬毛刷清潔地板。
R
When muscles hurt when moving
My back feels stiff after sitting too long.
坐太久後，我的背部感覺僵硬。
R
Thick and hard to mix
Beat the cream until it becomes stiff.
將奶油打發至硬性發泡。
R
Stronger or harder than usual
He put up a stiff fight against the bully.
他對抗霸凌者時進行了頑強的鬥爭。
R
Not relaxed or friendly
His stiff manner made everyone uncomfortable.
他生硬的態度讓每個人都感到不舒服。
R
Costing a lot of money
The hotel charges a stiff price for rooms.
這家酒店的房間收費很高。
R
Containing a lot of alcohol
He ordered a stiff drink at the bar.
他在酒吧點了一杯烈酒。
adverb
R
Very much; extremely
She was scared stiff during the horror movie.
看恐怖電影時，她嚇得僵住了。
R
Frozen hard and cold
The wet clothes froze stiff in the cold.
濕衣服在寒冷中凍得硬邦邦的。
noun
R
A dead body
The detective examined the stiff at the crime scene.
偵探在犯罪現場檢查了屍體。
verb
R
To not pay someone what you owe
He tried to stiff the waiter by not leaving a tip.
他試圖不付小費來賴賬服務員。
translation
硬的, 肌肉僵硬的, 稠的, 強勁的, 生硬的, 昂貴的, 烈性的
極其, 凍硬的
屍體
賴賬
詞形變化
Plural
stiffs
Progressive
stiffing
Past
stiffed
Comparative
stiffer
Superlative
stiffest
3rd Present
stiffs
Perfect
stiffed