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huffy

/ˈhʌf.i/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui se vexe facilement, s'irrite ou est de mauvaise humeur, souvent avec un air boudeur ou indigné.

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adjective

/ˈhʌf.i/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui se vexe facilement, s'irrite ou est de mauvaise humeur, souvent avec un air boudeur ou indigné.

Describes someone who is easily offended, annoyed, or in a bad mood, often showing sulkiness or resentment.

  1. Easily offended or annoyedB2informal

    Tending to become upset or irritated quickly, often over minor issues.

    frsusceptible, irritable

    • She gets huffy if you don't agree with her opinion.
    • He was huffy about the criticism of his work.
    • Don't be so huffy; I was only joking.

    Synonymescrankycrossfractiousgrumpyirritablepeevishpettishpetulantsnappishsulkytestytouchy

    Antonymeseasygoingeven-temperedimperturbableplacidunflappable

  2. Showing anger or resentmentB2informal

    Behaving in a way that shows one is annoyed or offended.

    frfâché, boudeur

    • He walked off in a huffy manner after the argument.
    • She gave a huffy reply to his question.
    • The customer left the store in a huffy mood.

    Synonymesannoyedcrossindignantirritatedmiffedoffendedpeevedresentfulsulkysullen

    Antonymesagreeablecalmcheerfulcomposedgood-natured

Formes
  • huffier comparative form
  • huffiest superlative form
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