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reed·y
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比较级:reedier或more reedy
最高级:reediest或most reedy
reediness (n.)
词根:reed
n.reed [作物] 芦苇;簧片;牧笛;不可依靠的人
vt.reed 用芦苇盖;用芦苇装饰
14世纪晚期,“充满芦苇的; 由芦苇制成的”,来自 reed + -y (2),或来自古英语 hreodig。关于音调,从1811年开始指音乐芦苇。相关词汇: Reediness。
The first known use of reedy was in the 14th century
reel1 of 5noun
a device that can be turned round and round and on which something flexible is wound
a device which is set on the handle of a fishing pole and used for winding up or letting out the line
a narrow spool with a rim used to guide photographic film or magnetic tape
a quantity of something wound on a reel
a frame for drying clothes
reel2 of 5verb
to wind on or as if on a reel
to pull (as a fish) by reeling a line
to wind or turn a reel
reel3 of 5verb
to whirl around
reeling in a dance
to be in a whirl
heads reeling with excitement
to fall back (as from a blow)
to walk or move unsteadily
reel4 of 5noun
a reeling motion
reel5 of 5noun
a lively dance originally of the Scottish Highlandsalso: the music for this dance
reek1 of 2noun
vapor sense 1, fog
a strong or disagreeable fume or odor
reek2 of 2verb
to give off smoke or vapor
to have a strong or unpleasant smell clothes reeking of tobacco smoke
the kitchen reeks of garlic
to give a strong impression of some feature or quality
she reeks of snobbery
reek1 of 2noun
vapor sense 1, fog
a strong or disagreeable fume or odor
reek2 of 2verb
to give off smoke or vapor
to have a strong or unpleasant smell clothes reeking of tobacco smoke
the kitchen reeks of garlic
to give a strong impression of some feature or quality
she reeks of snobbery
reef1 of 3noun
a part of a sail taken in or let out in regulating size
the reduction in sail area made by reefing
reef2 of 3verb
to reduce the area of (a sail) by rolling or folding a portion
reef3 of 3noun
a chain of rocks or coral or a ridge of sand at or near the surface of water
reefer1 of 2noun
one that reefs
a close-fitting jacket of thick cloth
reefer2 of 2noun
a marijuana cigarette
reef1 of 3noun
a part of a sail taken in or let out in regulating size
the reduction in sail area made by reefing
reef2 of 3verb
to reduce the area of (a sail) by rolling or folding a portion
reef3 of 3noun
a chain of rocks or coral or a ridge of sand at or near the surface of water
reedyadjective
full of or covered with reeds
a reedy marsh
made of or resembling reedsespecially: long and slender like a reed
reedy arms
1 The orchestra’s warm string sound had exceptional depth and body; the mellow brasses and reedy woodwinds were just as splendid.
2 Her voice, in real time, is a reedy soprano that hints at a higher register Stevie Nicks, seizing attention a with fluttering vibrato that sharpens the emotional peaks.
3 Ms. Ballard and the performers have fleshed out a playing edition of seductive, varied textures: mellow recorders, reedy strings and shuddering percussion, with tightly massed choral harmonies.
4 Lyra wandered away on her own, and went to the reedy bank to sit and throw mud into the water.
5 In the midst of these swirling sights and sounds stands a reedy, bearded man, whose angular postures suggest both unusual pliability and fragility.
6 The Children’s Chorus of Washington offered reedy innocence juxtaposed with the worldlier sound of soprano soloist Amy Owens.
7 He has a reedy appearance.
他外表瘦长.
8 Between rapids, we paddled through stretches of calm water that sometimes widened into small, reedy lakes.
9 James Lachno at British newspaper The Independent rated the album two out of five stars, criticizing Pritchard's "reedy voice" and "trite lyrics about lust and fame."
10 His Lincoln speaks in a reedy drawl that provides a notable counterpoint to the bombastic bellowing of some of his allies and adversaries.
11 Instead of following current theories that medieval vocal production may have been earthier than modern singing, and perhaps a bit reedy, Ms. Atlan produced the lustrous, velvety soprano tone that today’s audiences admire.
12 Still, what was left was hardly conventional: Whirlwind, from 1975's Siren, pitches the hiccups, tics and weird stresses than constituted Bryan Ferry's vocal style against a ferociously distorted, effect-laden guitar and reedy garage-rock organ.
13 Stanton’s arc includes cutting back to the prosecution of the Civil War and his relationship with Lincoln (Hamish Linklater, mostly unrecognizable while nailing the reedy voice), as on-air graphics grimly count down to the president’s fateful trip to Ford’s Theatre.
14 The English comedian Simon Amstell is reedy and pale, with a brown mop of curls and the demeanor of a bullied schoolboy: head bowed, hands awkward.
15 The other voice — pitched about half an octave higher, blunt, reedy, very winning — pops up in the essays.
16 They both have shoulder-length brown hair, freckles and the reedy physicality of young athletes.
17 We started the night on the sidewalk, with the reedy Mr. Renoux, in a long blue apron, serving us a crisp Provençal rosé.
18 The proboscis of the death’s-head hawk moth is used as a kind of reed instrument, blown through to make high-pitched, reedy notes.
19 He stood at the mouth of the alley, all reedy pulse and ravaged spirit, wondering what it all meant.
20 I could hear his reedy snore through the canvas.
1 纤弱
soft slight tender feminine fragile pastel slender wispy spindly gossamer gracile pindling slimsy sl. slightly delicacy
4 细长的
flagelliform slight linear slender capillary elongate lanky spindly lank spidery gracile svelte rattail spindling slab-sided slimjim threadlike
5 芦苇丛生的
8 纤弱的
soft slight tender feminine fragile pastel slender wispy spindly gossamer gracile pindling slimsy
10 多芦苇的
12 尖厉的
14 细长
flagelliform slight linear slender capillary elongate lanky spindly lank spidery gracile svelte rattail spindling slab-sided slimjim slightly slenderize threadlike
15 尖利刺耳
18 尖细的