peckish

adj.

1. 有点饿的
   slightly hungry

1. 有点饿的
   If you say that you are feeling peckish, you mean that you are slightly hungry.

1. Should you feel peckish before bed, consider a carbohydrate-rich snack.
   如果你睡前肚子饿，考虑下富含碳水化合物的小吃吧。
2. Peckish is a word you use when you feel like having something small to eat, a snack, or a nibble, rather than a full meal.
   有点饿这个单词，是在你感到想吃点什么东西，一点零食或者嚼点什么的时候用的，而不是吃大餐。
3. This word is used when you are extremely hungry, not just feeling peckish.
   这个词是在你极其饿的时候使用的，不仅仅是感到有点饿。
4. Its not quite lunch time but youre a little hungry this is when youre feeling peckish.
   现在还没到午饭时间，但是你有点饿了这个时候就是你感觉有点饿了。
5. After a ten-minute wait, Mr Cameron's aides popped to Warrens bakery next door to buy the peckish premier a jam doughnut and a cup of tea.
   卡梅伦等待了10分钟还没买到咖啡，于是卡梅伦的助手赶紧到隔壁Warrens面包店买了一个果酱甜甜圈和一杯热茶拿给饥肠辘辘的首相。
6. Lenore: Yes, I am a bit peckish, especially as I didn't have anything for breakfast.
   勒诺：不错，我确实有点饿了，何况我没有吃早餐。
7. I often start to feel a bit peckish around mid-morning.
   我经常在上午10点左右开始觉得有点饿。
8. Gayle: I'm a bit peckish too, but it's quite late and we don't want anything too heavy before we go to bed.
   盖尔：我也有点饿了，但现在已经很晚，睡前我们也不要吃得太饱。
9. I was feeling peckish, like.
   我觉得肚子有点饿了，嗯。

adj

1. easily irritated or annoyed
   1. an incorrigibly fractious young man
   2. not the least nettlesome of his countrymen

   Synonym:    crankyfractiousirritablenettlesomepeevishpettishpetulantscratchytestytetchytechy

2. somewhat hungry