"Cheeky"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: It's a term more common in the UK than the US meaning someone that often gives you a sarcastic or facetious answer to a question. If you were to ask "how much do you weight" and I were to respond with something like "Well obviously not as much as you do" instead of giving you the answer you wanted. I would be being cheeky. It's being mean without going to far over the line.

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: "Impudent or irreverent, typically in an amusing way."

A: Cheeky is quite difficult to understand. Especially for it's use in the UK. Even Americans don't seem to be able to understand it. (google Americans don't understand a cheeky Nandos).

Its usual use would be used meaning... behaving in a way that is slightly 'out of order'/'over the line'. But, done in a way that is somehow cute or endearing.

Like a cheeky little boy might be someone who says things to adults or teachers which is inappropriate for his age and status, but, he's cute or funny, so he can 'get away with it'.

A: Funny and silly but a bit naughty. Doing something your not supposed to do.

A: 1. He's always making cheeky comments during class.
2. She gave me a cheeky grin before running off with my hat.
3. He sent me a cheeky text message last night that made me laugh.
4. The little girl gave her mother a cheeky wink when she thought no one was looking.
5. He made a cheeky request for extra toppings on his pizza.
6. She gave him a cheeky pat on the backside as she walked past him.
7. His cheeky sense of humor always lightens the mood in the office.
8. She had a cheeky way of flirting that was hard to resist.
9. He made a cheeky excuse for being late that we all knew was a lie.

A: He is a cheeky boy.
She has a cheeky smile.
"I can't believe you said that! You are so cheeky!".
Don't be cheeky!

A: 😏

A: Cheeky can mean naughty or mischievous or rude/impolite.

1 You're Cheeky for arguing with your teacher.
2 Remember your manners don't be cheeky.
3 Your grandmother said You're a very cheeky girl.

📚💜🇯🇵✅👍😁

A: "cheeky" is a word that is used whenever somebody is being playfully naughty.

"Cheeky monkey" and "cheeky sausage" are phrases older people (over 50) use when talking about children doing things they shouldn't but will not cause harm if they do.

A "cheeky pint" is going for an alcoholic drink (usually beer) immediately after work when you are supposed to be going home. In reality, a "cheeky pint" usually ends up meaning an evening of drinking alcohol without food with coworkers.

A "cheeky takeaway/Chinese/curry/Indian" is a fast food order you get instead of preparing a meal for yourself of an evening.

Example:
- Sally was being cheeky little monkey jumping on her bed.
- I went for a cheeky pint after work with my colleges.
- shall we get a cheeky Chinese (takeaway) tonight? I don't fancy cooking.

A: They can mean the same but -
A child may be cheeky to his parents but would not be saucy.
A risqué remark might be saucy

A: Cheeky is playful, making jokes. It doesn’t necessarily mean negative, but sometimes some people can be offended.

Rude is being offensive and disrespectful.

A: cheeky is being naughty or playful. lazybones is just being lazy :) hope this helps.

A: Cheeky is used to describe something someone does that is slightly disrespectful (or someone could be cheeky, like describing their personality). Sassy is defined as showing a rude lack of respect. So, in short, cheeky is slightly rude while sassy can mean very rude. A person can be jokingly sassy, though :)

A: cheeky = disrespectful in a cute or playful way
lippy = disrespectful in a rude way; prone to talking back to people

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: @audreywen: cheeky

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요