scatty

英 [ˈskæti] 美 [ˈskæti]

adj.  健忘的; 傻乎乎的

BNC.37034



牛津词典

adj.

  1. 健忘的;傻乎乎的
    tending to forget things and behave in a slightly silly way

    柯林斯词典

    1. ADJ-GRADED 健忘的;傻乎乎的
      If you describe someone as scatty, you mean that they often forget things or behave in a silly way.
      1. Her mother is scatty and absent-minded.
        她母亲糊里糊涂,丢三落四。

    双语例句

    1. Her mother is scatty and absent-minded.
      她母亲糊里糊涂,丢三落四。
    2. Or struggled to remember the name of an old acquaintance? For years we've accepted that a scatty brain is as much a part of ageing as wrinkles and grey hair. But now a new book suggests we've got it all wrong.
      数年来我们以为脑功能下降和皱纹丛生、头发花白一样,是人类老去现象的组成部分,然而日前一部新书告诉我们一切都不是那么回事。
    3. Your scatty son has forgotten his key again.
      你那儿子丢三落四又把钥匙给忘了。
    4. Women better at finding the car keys than their scatty spouses.
      不过,女性在找车钥匙方面要比男性强。
    5. You are a bit scatty so you don't check names on payslips before opening them.
      你有点笨,所以才没核实工资单上的名字就打开看。
    6. The noise made by the builders next door is driving me scatty.
      隔壁建筑工发出的噪音弄得我心烦意乱。