pussycats

美 [ˈpʊsiˌkæts]英 [ˈpʊsɪkæts]

pussycats

频次

1
N-COUNT 猫；猫咪
Children or people talking to children often refer to a cat as a pussycat .
2
N-COUNT 温柔善良的人
If you describe someone as a pussycat, you think that they are kind and gentle.

1

If the Fed performs well , the bond vigilantes couldbecome pussycats too .

如果美联储措施得当，“国债义和团”也会如猫一般温顺。
2

It 's disgusting & her and a bunch of fancy pussycats .

真恶心&她跟那一帮子。花里胡哨的猫咪。
3

" My dogs have bigger wardrobes than most people ," said Binder , owner of the Doggie Do and Pussycats , Too ! store that offers grooming , day-care for dogs and upscale pet products .

宾德说：“我的爱犬衣橱很大，比许多人的衣服都多。”他自己的宠物店销售高档宠物用品，还提供爱犬梳理和照看服务。
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Some cyclists may protest that they are aggressive in the saddle only to become pussycats at their desks , but I don 't agree : on a bike you are close to death and so become a more intense version of your true self .

有些骑车者或许会抗议说，正是因为他们骑车时霸气，他们在办公室里才更甘于俯首帖耳。但恕我不能苟同：人们在骑车时离死神很近，因此会更多地展现出真实的自我。