Spiky
/ˈspaɪki//ˈspaɪki/"Spiky" is a relatively modern word, originating from the adjective "spiky," which describes something with sharp, pointed projections. The word "spiky" emerged from the Old English word "spic" meaning "spike," a pointed object. The suffix "-y" was added to form the adjective "spiky" in the 19th century, signifying something possessing the quality of having spikes. Its widespread use solidified in the 20th century, becoming a common descriptor for objects and even personalities characterized by their sharp, protruding nature.
having sharp points
có điểm sắc nét
cây có gai, chẳng hạn như xương rồng
Nó có những chiếc lá nhọn, nhuốm màu hồng tinh tế xung quanh mép.
sticking straight up from the head
dính thẳng lên từ đầu
Anh ta có mái tóc nhọn, ý kiến mạnh mẽ và khiếu hài hước lập dị.
easily annoyed or offended
dễ dàng khó chịu hoặc bị xúc phạm
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