| 词汇 | nark |
| 释义 | nark and narc Theme: ANNOYANCE tr. to annoy someone.Stop narking me!Why are you always narcing someone? Theme: PEOPLE - NEGATIVE n. any unpleasant person.Tell that narc to get lost.Stop being such a narc. Beat it! Theme: TATTLING 1. in. to inform (on someone) to the police. (Often with on.) Don't narc on me!All right. Who narked? 2. n. a police informer. Fred is a nark. He squealed.I'm going to get that narc for squealing. nark Ⅰ 1. noun 1 a police informer. Also spelt 'narc' UK, 1839. 2 an aggravating person AUSTRALIA, 1846. 3 a spoilsport AUSTRALIA, 1927. 4 an awkward customer, one with no intention of buying UK, 1979. 5 a spiteful argument UK, 1979. 6 temper; a fit of annoyance AUSTRALIA, 1946. 7 umbrage UK, 1979.► put the nark onto discourage UK, 1979 2. verb 1 to annoy UK, 1888. 2 to thwart AUSTRALIA, 1891. 3 to complain, to grumble UK, 1916. 4 to nag NEW ZEALAND, 1984. 5 to act as an informer UK, 1859 Ⅱ ⇨ narc; nark noun 1 an undercover narcotics officer US, 1967. 2 a social outcast US, 2001 nark1. noun Someone who acts as an informer or spy for an authority figure, especially law enforcement. The FBI offered to let me avoid jail time if I agreed to be a nark for them. I can't believe you told Mom and Dad! Why do you have to be such a nark? 2. verb To act as an informer or spy for an authority figure. It turned out that she had been narking on the cartel for years. Don't nark on them, Tommy—no one likes a snitch! narkand narc (nɑrk)1. n. a police informer. Fred is a nark. He squealed. 2. in. to inform (on someone) to the police; to squeal. (Often with on.) Don’t nark on me! 3. tv. to annoy someone. (see also narked.) Stop narking me! 4. n. any unpleasant person. Tell that narc to get lost. narked(nɑrkt) mod. annoyed. (Usually with at or with.) He’s really narked at us. |
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