edgy

形容词锋利的，泼辣的，尖锐的; 神经紧张的，易激动的，急躁的; （画）轮廓过于分明的

1. 刀口锐利的：edging 边饰 | edgy 刀口锐利的 | edibility 适食性

2. 尖利的：edgy 刀口锐利的 | edgy 尖利的 | edgyhot-headedprecipitousredheadedsnappish 急躁的

3. 紧张的：grim 严酷的 | edgy 紧张的 | stray 偶遇的

4. 带棱的：edgingstone 磨边石 | edgy 带棱的 | edible 可食的

1. 紧张的;烦躁不安的;心神不宁的
    If someone is edgy, they are nervous and anxious, and seem likely to lose control of themselves.

    e.g. She was nervous and edgy, still chain-smoking.
           她紧张不安，还在一根接一根地抽着烟。

1. After completely cutting it from her diet, she sometimes became edgy as if craving blood.

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2. Lam's edgy but wearable runway at a downtown venue included black lambskin halter tops and a fitted black leather dress with a pleated hem.

3. edgy的近义词

3. The ring designs are said to be " hip and edgy " rather than " flash and expensive ".

4. Harry is feeling especially edgy at the lack of news from the magic world, wondering when the freshly revived evil Lord Voldemort will strike.

5. edgy

5. It was not long before he became known as an edgy performance artist who at times performed naked in front of the public.

6. I went to the North American Fur Association fur competition for design students last month and was hoping to see some edgy pieces.

7. edgy

7. The singer has made a name stunning fans with her bizarre costumes and edgy performances.

8. The band has long combined elements of traditional Chinese opera with the edgy sound of heavy metal.

9. To establish an edgy style, she has been picky in choosing the script for their inaugural film.

10. Visitors can see artists at work in their studios, while young professionals visit to see edgy work.

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