英:['ɪrɪ]
美:['ɪrɪ]
英:['ɪrɪ]
美:['ɪrɪ]
比较级:eerier
最高级:eeriest
词根:eery
adj.eerily 怪诞的;奇异的;可怕的
n.eeriness 阴森;胆怯;怪诞
adjective
so mysterious, strange, or unexpected as to send a chill up the spine the similarities were eeriealso: seemingly not of earthly origin the flames cast an eerie glow
a coyote's eerie howl
chiefly Scotland affected with fright : scared
Middle English (northern dialect) eri
The first known use of eerie was in the 14th century
effectiveadjective
producing or able to produce a desired effect
effective treatment of a disease
impressive, striking
an effective performance
being in actual operation
the law becomes effective next year
effectiveadjective
producing or able to produce a desired effect
effective treatment of a disease
impressive, striking
an effective performance
being in actual operation
the law becomes effective next year
effect1 of 2noun
an event, condition, or state of affairs that is produced by a cause
influence entry 1 sense 1
the effect of climate on growth
plural personal property or possessions
household effects
the act of making a particular impression
talked merely for effect
execution sense 1, operation
the law went into effect today
effect2 of 2verb
bring about, accomplish
effect a change
effaceverb
wipe out sense 1, obliterate
to make unclear by or as if by rubbing out
eerieadjective
causing fear or uneasiness because of strangeness or gloominess
an eerie shadow
1 Mitochondria are tiny energy units within eery cell of the body.
在身体每个细胞中线粒体是很小的能量单位。
2 The soldiers, terrified of her reputation and the eery certainty of the largely unarmed men, fled.
出于害怕拉奎那的名气以及黑压压的民众,士兵们逃走了。
3 Seared tuna is served with a samurai sword, shrimp cocktail swirls in an eery fog over a martini glass, and mac 'n' cheese might be plated as a giant mouse trap.
4 He adds that eery Flickr Pro subscription “goes directly to keeping Flickr alive and creating great new experiences for photographers like you.”
5 God gies eery bird its food.
上帝给每只小鸟喂她的食物。
6 The vehicle's flashing red lights cast an eerie glow over nearby buildings and give the scene a sense of urgency.
7 It’s an eery splicing of clips featuring Arya Stark, with the prophetic words of Melisandre: ”I see a darkness in you.”
8 My mother gets up at six o'clock eery day.
我妈妈每天六点钟起床.
9 Ever since, the front lines have sunken into an eery silence broken only by the sound of Sudanese war planes above and bombs below.
10 In fact, one in eery fie crashes in this study was caused by drier distraction.
事实上, 在这项调查中,每五次撞车事故就有一次是因司机分心引起的.
11 The light of the gorse fired over the Poolvash fell full upon him, and lit up the entire castle and rocks and the shuddering boat beneath with an eery brilliance.
12 I indicated that eery, desolate lagoon with its craggy margin, stretching away like a ghost-lake in the gray light.
13 Eery 14 seconds a person in the 10 - 24 age group became infected.
每14秒钟在这10到24岁的人群中,每14秒钟就有一人感染艾滋病.
14 Reuters reporters who reached the city from the Russian-held side found an eery, silent wasteland, where bewildered civilians emerged from cellars beneath the ruins to bury their dead in grass by the roadside.
15 The authors say that this equates to more than 500 such deaths eery year in England.
作者说这就相当于英国每年有500多人死于此症.
16 And they are the same, almost the same, words—more eery.
17 The rustling wings of the eery creatures amidst the rafters aloft were hushed.
18 Meantime, neither by sight nor sound had he been reminded of the eery experience of his first night in No. 7.
19 The image of desolation and eery bleakness had its source in the wide-stretching sands, the unforgettable sea beyond, and particularly the inlet, or lagoon, up above the natural dam of stone.
20 This game is film noir style, simple, yet eery black and white.
1 胆小的
hare-hearted hen-hearted poor nervous tender shy meticulous eerie timid fearsome craven skittish tremulous mousy yellow-bellied fainthearted lily-livered white-livered faintheart chickeny pale hearted pigeon hearted poor spirited yellow livered
2 胆小
hare-hearted hen-hearted poor nervous tender shy meticulous eerie timid fearsome craven skittish tremulous mousy yellow-bellied fainthearted lily-livered white-livered faintheart chickeny pikerism yellow cowardice timidity pusillanimity cowardliness pale hearted pigeon hearted poor spirited yellow streak yellow livered cold feet