英文：high-maintenance (adj.)
說明：反義詞為 low-maintenance (不難伺候的)。
例句：
- His mom is a high-maintenance woman. (他母親是個很難伺候的人)
- My boyfriend is high-maintenance. (我男朋友很難伺候)
- I am low-maintenance. (我不難伺候)
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標籤: 形容詞
mince
(形容詞) 低劣的，劣質的，很差的。
- Did you enjoy the movie? No, it was mince. (你喜歡這部電影嗎? 不喜歡，它爛透了)
hunky-dory
(形容詞) 極好的；如意的 (just fine)。
Everything is just hunky-dory here. (這裡一切都很好)
hunky
(形容詞) (男子) 猛男般的；健壯而性感的。
- His brother is a hunky man. (他哥哥是個猛男)
= His brother is a hunk.
higher than giraffes’ ears
(形容詞) (要求、收費等) 過高的；過分的。
- The price of gas is higher than giraffes’ ears. (汽油價格過高了)
night and day
(形容詞) 截然不同的 (completely different)。
- Rachel is generous in giving help and night and day (=completely different) from any other student in her class. (瑞秋樂於助人，與她班上其他學生截然不同)
(副詞) 完全沒有，完全不，一點都不 (far from)。
- His work is night and day from (=far from) satisfactory. (他的工作一點都不令人滿意)
chicken
(形容詞) 膽小的；懦弱的。不用於名詞前。
- What’s the matter, are you chicken? (怎麼啦，你害怕嗎?)
(名詞) 膽小鬼；懦夫 (coward)。
- Benson’s such a chicken. (班森真是個膽小鬼)
(動詞) (因膽怯而) 臨陣退縮。與片語動詞 chicken out 同義。
- I was going to tell her how much I loved her, but I chickened out. (我本來要告訴她我有多愛她，但臨陣退縮了)
rat-assed
(形容詞) 酩酊大醉的；爛醉如泥的。亦寫成 rat-arsed。
- Last night Sam was completely rat-assed. (昨晚山姆喝得爛醉如泥)
two-bit
(形容詞) 不重要的 (insignificant)。
- That’s a two-bit problem. (那是個不重要的問題)
out like a light
(形容詞) 熟睡的。
- My father’s out like a light. (我父親熟睡了)