sulk
/ˈsʌlk/
American
- v. 生闷气, 不高兴
- n. 闷闷不乐
- Definition
- v. to be silently angry or upset about something
- n. a period of being silently bad-tempered or annoyed
- Example
- She started to sulk when she lost the board game.
- 她在棋盘游戏中输了以后就开始生闷气。