Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Needy"

A: I think this means someone or something needs attention, and is also upset/sad.

I’ll make an example:

“There is a stray cat on the street. It’s needy and sad.”

“it’s needy and sad” in this sentence refers to the can being under-cared for, and a sad cat. (Poor cat :( )

I hope this helps you understand.

A: A person that always needs something. Maybe they always need attention, affection, help, etc. It has a negative connotation in my opinion.

*It could mean something else, but that's the first definition I think of.

A: She's needy. >> She can't do anything without depending on someone. The word has a negative connotation.

A: "Adjective much?" is a very slang-y way of saying that something or someone has that quality or attribute.

I associate that with mid-2000s TV teen slang, though. I don't hear it as often anymore unless I'm rewatching Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

A: They broke up because he was too needy

A: “That person is so needy, he needs help all the time. He doesn’t have any tolerance for being alone”

A: "she is a very needy person"
"babies are very needy because they aren't able to care for themselves"
"helping the needy is a good way to give back to the community"

A: When someone is needy, they ask for alot of attention and will not leave you alone.
"We said goodbye after helping him but he kept calling us--he's so needy"

A:

needy = poor but getting by
destitute = homeless or not able to look after one’s basic needs.

A: Needy is an adjective used to describe someone whereas poverty is a noun used as a situation somebody is in

A: Needy. Nidi

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