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string·y
strIng i
比较级:stringier
最高级:stringiest
stringily (adv.), stringiness (n.)
词根:string
n.string 线,细绳;一串,一行
stringer 纵梁,纵桁;上弦匠;[地质] 细脉;特约记者,特约通讯员;拉线人
vi.string 连成一串;排成一列
vt.string 扎,缚;使排成一列,串起;伸展,拉直
1660年代,来自 string(n.)+ -y(2)。相关词汇: Stringiness。
The first known use of stringy was in 1662
strip1 of 2verb
to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from
undress
stripped and showered
plunder entry 1, spoil
troops stripped the town after capturing it
to take away all duties, honors, or special rights
to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel
strip bark from a tree
to remove unimportant material from
to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from
to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)
to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)
strip2 of 2noun
a long narrow piece or area a strip of land
strips of bacon
airstrip
strip1 of 2verb
to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from
undress
stripped and showered
plunder entry 1, spoil
troops stripped the town after capturing it
to take away all duties, honors, or special rights
to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel
strip bark from a tree
to remove unimportant material from
to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from
to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)
to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)
strip2 of 2noun
a long narrow piece or area a strip of land
strips of bacon
airstrip
strip1 of 2verb
to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from
undress
stripped and showered
plunder entry 1, spoil
troops stripped the town after capturing it
to take away all duties, honors, or special rights
to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel
strip bark from a tree
to remove unimportant material from
to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from
to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)
to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)
strip2 of 2noun
a long narrow piece or area a strip of land
strips of bacon
airstrip
strip1 of 2verb
to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from
undress
stripped and showered
plunder entry 1, spoil
troops stripped the town after capturing it
to take away all duties, honors, or special rights
to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel
strip bark from a tree
to remove unimportant material from
to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from
to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)
to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)
strip2 of 2noun
a long narrow piece or area a strip of land
strips of bacon
airstrip
striplingnoun
a youth just passing from boyhood to manhood
stripe1 of 3noun
a stroke or blow with a rod or part of a whip
stripe2 of 3verb
to make stripes on
stripe3 of 3noun
a line or long narrow section differing in color or appearance from the background
a piece of braid (as on the sleeve) to indicate military rank or length of service
stripedadjective
having stripes or streaks
stripe1 of 3noun
a stroke or blow with a rod or part of a whip
stripe2 of 3verb
to make stripes on
stripe3 of 3noun
a line or long narrow section differing in color or appearance from the background
a piece of braid (as on the sleeve) to indicate military rank or length of service
stringyadjective
containing, consisting of, or resembling string stringy hair
stringy cheese
1 The way his stringy black hair moves jerkily into his eyes.
他黑色的直发猛地一甩遮住他眼睛时的样子.
2 The scraggly, stringy, nasty tangle of hair that run ’round his head jus’ above his ears made it look like his head was wearing a furry little winter coat!
3 One of them, a stringy woman with a nose like a pig’s, stepped forward.
4 His eyes were the color of pecan shells and his long, stringy hair was just a shade darker.
5 I guess I was proud of my family, with our ragged shoes and stringy hair; we were still kings among men.
6 Stringy blonde hair, in need of combing, spilled over a grubby pillow.
没有梳理的浓密的金色头发披落在一个污秽的枕头上。
7 The Ebola virus particle contains only seven different proteins—seven distinct types of large molecules arranged in a long braided structure that is the stringy Ebola particle.
8 One was skinny and stringy and the other’n was all thick muscles and solid bone.
9 His hair was a big loose Afro because it was a little stringy.
10 A hard-faced stringy woman who everyone called Blue Eyes and who scared Nailer maybe even more than his father scared him.
11 Her hair was stringy, and she was missing a few teeth.
12 I catch my reflection in the windows just beyond the main corridor—my hair is stringy and limp, and the bandage dominates my forehead.
13 “Why don’t you go with him,” taunted the stringy woman.
14 Clear, stringy stuff is a sign of an allergy or the beginning of a cold.
清鼻涕是过敏或伤风开始时的症状.
15 Like a stringy rooster I am tougher than I look, but not tough enough to fight all of them.
16 In my dream a woman with stringy blonde hair rang my bell.
梦中一名女子线状金发响起,我的钟声。
17 “No. They’re sports stars, actors, artists. The men with stringy hair are musicians, I think. The really ugly ones are politicians, and someone told me the fatties are mostly comedians.”
18 He’s got a few stringy hairs, which he sweeps across his head.
19 Lengths of clouds became stringy clusters of gray.
20 Clear, stringy stuff is a sign of an allergy or the beginning of a cold.
清鼻涕是过敏或伤风开始时的症状。