paunchy的意思

paunchy中文翻譯：

adj.大肚子的；大腹便便的

相似詞語短語

paused in debugger───在調試器中暫停

pause on───仔細地考慮

paucity of gas abdomen───腹氣不足

epistle by paul───保羅書信

paul s───n.(Pauls)人名；(英、法、德、瑞典、拉脫)保爾斯

pauper commander───貧民指揮官

paulus diaconus───小對角線

joseph paul───約瑟夫保羅

saint paul───圣保羅(美國明尼蘇達州城市，該州首府)；圣保羅（美國明尼蘇達州首府）；門徒保羅（BBC紀錄片）

brief pause───短暫的停頓

雙語使用場景

He was a heavy man, paunchy, with a lined, kind face.───他是個大腹便便的胖子，長著皺紋的臉很和善。

You certainly wouldn't see many paunchy, balding, older guys on TV.───你將絕對不會在電視上看見很多大腹便便、禿頂、衰老的男人。

As medicine continues to advance, the paunchy may lead longer lives.───隨著醫學不斷進步，大肚漢們可以多活些年月了。

The door was flung open and there rushed in a paunchy middle-aged man, with inch-long hair cut close to his head.───大門猛然推開，一名只留有一寸長短發、腹大便便的中年男子沖了進來。

Mr. Smith, (alias, as will be the case with all names) is a tall, slightly paunchy, and extremely proud man of 48.───史密斯先生（化名，所有名字均用化名）是一個高大，有一些大腹便便及非常自負的48歲男人。

You are just a little bit chubby, not paunchy.───只是稍微胖了些，不太胖。

He reportedly suffered a stroke last summer and in rare appearances since has looked a shadow of his former paunchy self.───去年夏天據報道他患有心肌梗塞并很少露面，以前的大肚子也消瘦得沒有了。

Hundreds of paunchy , white-haired, bearded men descended upon Key West for the contest to try and embody the great man.───數百名大肚白發、長著大胡子的男子出現在基韋斯特參加比賽，嘗試再現這位偉人的風采。

英語使用場景

John, slightly paunchy with a beard, was into steam trains - he took photos of them.

With a smock artfully covering his paunchy frame, Pavarotti, 56, burst into golden-toned song.

Lt. Heilig, a slightly paunchy man in his forties, listened carefully, asked a few questions, then gave an order to his subaltern, a strapping young sergeant: "Hugo, notify the mountain rescue."

And if a pooch gets a little paunchy with all this pampering then put him on a health kick.

You are just a little bit chubby, not paunchy.

And now Po, the company's paunchy kung-fu panda, has been tapped to help promote the health benefits of tofu.

Mr Stead was middle-aged and paunchy, with deep shadows under his eyes and square rimless glasses.

Mr Steed was middle-aged and paunchy, with deep shadows under his eyes.

But the poor paunchy guy had been stuffed into a jumpsuit from which he seemed to gasp for air.