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英:[ˈsɒgi]
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sog·gy
sa gi [or] saw gi
比较级:soggier
最高级:soggiest
soggily (adv.), sogginess (n.)
"the ground was boggy under foot"
"a marshy coastline"
"miry roads"
"wet mucky lowland"
"muddy barnyard"
"quaggy terrain"
"the sloughy edge of the pond"
"swampy bayous"
"the cake fell; it's a doughy mess"
"she was fat and inert"
"a sluggish worker"
"a mind grown torpid in old age"
"浸湿、潮湿、沉重的",1722年,可能源自 -y (2) + 地方方言 sog "沼泽、沼泽地"(详见 q.v.)或其动词形式 sog "变得湿透"(15世纪),两者的起源均不详。相关词汇: Soggily; sogginess。
English dialect sog to soak
The first known use of soggy was in 1599
sojourn1 of 2noun
a temporary stay
sojourn2 of 2verb
to stay as a temporary resident : stop
sojourned for a month at a resort
soireenoun
an evening party or social gathering
soil1 of 3verb
to make or become dirty
soil2 of 3noun
soilage, stain
moral soilage : corruption
something that soils or pollutes
soil3 of 3noun
firm land : earth
the loose surface material of the earth in which plants grow
country entry 1 sense 2b, land
an environment in which something may take root and grow
slums are fertile soil for crime
soillessadjective
carried on without soil
soilless agriculture
soil1 of 3verb
to make or become dirty
soil2 of 3noun
soilage, stain
moral soilage : corruption
something that soils or pollutes
soil3 of 3noun
firm land : earth
the loose surface material of the earth in which plants grow
country entry 1 sense 2b, land
an environment in which something may take root and grow
slums are fertile soil for crime
soil1 of 3verb
to make or become dirty
soil2 of 3noun
soilage, stain
moral soilage : corruption
something that soils or pollutes
soil3 of 3noun
firm land : earth
the loose surface material of the earth in which plants grow
country entry 1 sense 2b, land
an environment in which something may take root and grow
slums are fertile soil for crime
soggyadjective
heavy with water or moisture : soaked, sodden
1 It rained last night and the earth was still soggy now.
昨夜下了雨,现在地面还湿着。
2 As we started through the gate into the cemetery I heard a car stop and then the sound of someone splashing after us over the soggy ground.
3 Tuna salad on a bun with lettuce and a soggy slice of tomato.
4 I woke up soggy and congested, my nasal cavity smelling faintly of blood.
5 I think about the five days of pure rain, where people were soggy at the first night and it only got worse.
我想到了那次连续五天的瓢泼大雨,人们在第一天晚上都湿透了,状况越来越糟。
6 Kinda soggy and cool crab Rangoon, but still.
7 A ditch full of elephant ear plants and soggy grass.
8 The bags she filled grew soggy with juice, the tomatoes soft and squashy.
9 He turned without missing a beat, sprinted straight back, and dropped his prize catch at Alex’s feet, where it landed with a soggy plop.
10 He put on his coat and walked into the soggy cold.
11 Most of the protesters left immediately, wet and soggy as they made their way home.
12 Tonight it’s pizza, a fruit cup, soggy green beans, and milk.
13 The little red car ate up the soggy miles.
那辆红色小汽车一下子就驶过数英里湿滑的路面。
14 Its extremities were soggy wooden beams intertwined with metal shackles, the iron restraints lining its limbs like veins.
15 The ground was soggy after heavy rain.
下了一场大雨,地面很湿.
16 It meant walking, in my dirty, soggy socks, down the track to get my sneakers, which might've been more embarrassing than any joke anyone has ever cracked on me.
17 In the soggy ground his footsteps made the smallest sounds.
他的脚步在潮湿的地上几乎没有声音。
18 “Salad bar in the center. Specialty foods on the right. It changes every day. Looks like Asian food today. Probably soggy egg rolls and questionable sushi.”
19 They capped the number at thirty a week later, and moved on to filling the next wooden structure along the camp’s perpetually soggy and trampled main trail.
20 I looked back at our soggy little camp.
1 沉闷
noplaceville driegh low flat brown gray dull hollow lifeless dreary stuffy uninspired sullen ponderous wingless leaden godforsaken grotty lenten lumpish draggy dreich dree unlively groaty heavy weary cold soft pudding tame dismal tiresome broody stifling cheerless triste atrabilious mid-victorian grum heavily oppression doldrums tedium tameness
4 迟钝的
phlegmatical slow heavy fat thick moderate dim pudding inactive blunt opaque stagnant unresponsive lymphatic inert obtuse pokey phlegmatic lumpish torpid poky dopey slow-witted muzzy half-witted purblind lobotomized sottish unapt heavy-headed torporific dullish stick-in-the-mud
5 湿润
moist springy irriguous sog moisturize wash irrigate sodden wetness springiness dewiness humidify
7 迟钝
phlegmatical slow heavy fat thick moderate dim pudding inactive blunt opaque stagnant unresponsive lymphatic inert obtuse pokey phlegmatic lumpish torpid poky dopey slow-witted muzzy half-witted purblind lobotomized sottish unapt heavy-headed torporific heavily thickness inertia stagnation inaction retardation phlegm heaviness torpor stagnancy tardigrade dullish stick-in-the-mud torpidity stagnate torpify dull opiate petrify obtund
8 乏味
noplaceville icky-poo unshoed dead-alive slow stupid fade boring bare pedestrian literal blah pathetic prose watery barren stuffy innocuous sickly boneless uninteresting uninspired icky moldy prosaic matter-of-fact insipid unimaginative humdrum stodgy naff ho-hum unexciting unglamorous humorless washy wearisome prosy unpoetic pukey drack milk-and-water heavy vapidity milk and water sour weary tasteless mousy incurious sapless innocuity drab aridity
9 未烤透的
10 黏湿的
12 阴湿的
14 不活泼
dull inert languid torpid unenlivened slack constipation inertia dullness torpify slow static tame sluggish heaviness inanimation stagnate asleep
15 沉闷的
noplaceville driegh low flat brown gray dull hollow lifeless dreary stuffy uninspired sullen ponderous wingless leaden godforsaken grotty lenten lumpish draggy dreich dree unlively groaty heavy cold soft pudding tame dismal tiresome broody stifling cheerless triste atrabilious mid-victorian grum
16 潮湿
wet damp dampness dampen moist rheumy moisture poachy soft rotten watery steamy dank swampy muggy boggy soppy unaired dampish plashy irriguous sloppiness
17 浸水的
18 浸透的
19 潮湿的
wet damp moist rheumy poachy soft rotten watery steamy dank swampy muggy boggy soppy unaired dampish plashy irriguous
20 湿透的
wringing-wet saturated soaked sodden soppy sopping soaking drenched dripping bathed wringing sopped waterish sobby
21 颓丧
23 乏味的
noplaceville icky-poo unshoed dead-alive slow stupid fade boring bare pedestrian literal blah pathetic prose watery barren stuffy innocuous sickly boneless uninteresting uninspired icky moldy prosaic matter-of-fact insipid unimaginative humdrum stodgy naff ho-hum unexciting unglamorous humorless washy wearisome prosy unpoetic pukey drack milk-and-water heavy sour weary tasteless mousy incurious sapless
27 无精神的