| 释义 |
thrawn
\ˈthrän\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English (Scots) thrawin, from past participle of Middle English thrawen to cause to twist or turn
chiefly Scotland : lacking in pleasing or attractive qualities: as
a. : perverse, recalcitrant
b. : crooked, misshapen
c. : sullen, gloomy
• thrawn·ly adverb, chiefly Scot |