| [/tɑːt; tɑrt/] adj 用法:
1 sharp-tasting; acid 辛辣的; 酸的:
This fruit tastes rather tart. 这水果吃著有些酸. 用法:
2 [usu attrib 通常作定语] (fig 比喻) sharp in manner; cutting or sarcastic 尖酸的; 尖刻的; 伤害的; 讽刺的:
a tart remark, reply, tone 尖酸的言语、 回答、 语调 *
He can be quite tart. 他有时很刻薄. tart 2
[/tɑːt; tɑrt/] n 用法:
1 (esp Brit) pie containing fruit or other sweet filling, often without a covering of pastry 果馅饼（以水果或其他甜料作馅, 常无上面的饼皮）. 用法:
2 small circle of pastry cooked with jam, etc on it （上面有果酱等的）小圆饼. Cf 参看 flan. tart 3
[/tɑːt; tɑrt/] n (sl 俚) 用法:
1 prostitute 妓女. 用法:
2 (derog 贬) girl or woman, esp one regarded as being sexually immoral 小妞儿; 娘儿们; （尤指）破鞋. tart 4
v (phr v) ~ sb/sth up (infml) dress or decorate sb/sth in a gaudy way; smarten sb/sth up, esp cheaply or superficially 将某人打扮得妖艳; 将某物装饰得俗气; （尤指以廉价的服饰或从外表上）打扮某人, 装饰某物:
tarting herself up for the disco 把她自己打扮得花枝招展去跳迪斯科 *
They've tarted up the restaurant but the food hasn't improved. 他们已将饭店装修了一番, 但饭菜并无改进. |