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词根:sultry
adj.sultry 闷热的;狂暴的;淫荡的
adv.sultrily 闷热地;酷热地;粗暴地
"the sultriness of her look was unmistakable"
"the sultriness of lust was in the air"
obsolete English sulter to swelter, alteration of English swelter
The first known use of sultry was in 1594
summarizeverb
to tell in or reduce to a summary
to make a summary
summarizeverb
to tell in or reduce to a summary
to make a summary
summarizationnoun
the act of summarizing
summary entry 2
summary1 of 2adjective
expressing or covering the main points briefly : concise
a summary account
done without delay or formality : quickly carried out
a summary dismissal
summary2 of 2noun
a short statement of the main points (as in a book or report)
summary1 of 2adjective
expressing or covering the main points briefly : concise
a summary account
done without delay or formality : quickly carried out
a summary dismissal
summary2 of 2noun
a short statement of the main points (as in a book or report)
sum1 of 2noun
an indefinite or specified amount of money
the whole amount
the sum of your experience
a summary of the chief points or thoughts
the main point
the sum and substance of an argument
the result of adding numbers
the sum of 5 and 7 is 12
a problem in arithmetic
sum2 of 2verb
to calculate the sum of : total
to reach a sum : amount—usually used with to
sumacnoun
a material used in tanning and dyeing made of the leaves and other parts of sumac
any of a genus of trees, shrubs, and woody vines related to the cashew and having leaves turning to brilliant colors in autumn, spikes or loose clusters of red or whitish berries, and in some cases leaves or berries that are irritating to the skin compare poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac
sumacnoun
a material used in tanning and dyeing made of the leaves and other parts of sumac
any of a genus of trees, shrubs, and woody vines related to the cashew and having leaves turning to brilliant colors in autumn, spikes or loose clusters of red or whitish berries, and in some cases leaves or berries that are irritating to the skin compare poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac
sultryadjective
very hot and humid
a sultry day
burning hot
sultry sun
exciting or capable of exciting romantic passion
sultry glances
sultryadjective
very hot and humid
a sultry day
burning hot
sultry sun
exciting or capable of exciting romantic passion
sultry glances
1 The uniform, unvarying stream of hot air from a Russian stove vibrated around him with suffocating sultriness, increased by the fragrance of numberless flowers grouped in hot-house fashion in the lofty windows of stained glass.
2 Ms. Thomas seesawed between sultriness and ache in “It’s Raining” and “Ruler of My Heart.”
3 The sultriness of the August afternoon weighs upon the dusty vegetation of the late summer.
4 It was June—but only just June—and the air, balmy and life-giving, knew no suspicion of sultriness.
5 But BAM is devoting a whole series to Southern sultriness onscreen.
6 The funky divas have gone through more changes than we dare try to count, but the ladies haven’t lost any of their signature sultriness.
7 He also captures the sultriness of Wind Gap in unconventional ways, evoking the conflicting sensations of grace and dread in every color-saturated daytime scene and cutting it into its evenings.
8 She looked at him with a sultry glance.
9 Rap-R&B collaborations have been plentiful for almost two decades, but typically it’s a female singer called in to add sultriness to an aggressive song.
10 Beyond her prodigious vocal skills, Ms. Bumbry brought a famous sultriness to her roles, a reputation she put to good use for a 1970 performance of “Salome” at the Royal Opera House in London.
11 The Summer Session—a few dozen boys being force-fed education, a stopgap while most of the masters were away and most of the traditions stored against sultriness—the Summer Session was over.
12 He felt strangely thus alone with her in this sweet-perfumed, melancholy, intoxicating sultriness, alone with this happiness that was so near him, and which he was afraid of frightening away by an unseemly imprudence.
13 “No sleep,” he wrote, “The sultriness pervades the air / And binds the brain.”
14 So Angelina broke down sultriness like any other move — as if it were a jump or a turn — and practiced it with her other choreography in her living room at night.
15 But the sultriness was the breath and atmosphere of her own spirit, and everything beautiful which met her became to her to-day a benumbing poison-flower.
16 The crash and the tremor were succeeded by a sultriness that was almost unbearable.
17 This night, and in one or two following it, the ashy sultriness overhead was hint of some latent storm.
18 The phenomenon of colour was due to the fact that, prompted by the sultriness of the day, Alexander had adopted in his garb a temporary variation of the Highland costume.
19 Augie and Margo kept the sultriness and the elegance and added a stunning dose of athleticism, integrating slides, turns and dizzying spins worthy of a figure skater.
20 “AGENCY” milks the sultriness of amplified strings — here the American Contemporary Music Ensemble — against an electronic backdrop that is, as in “Haunt,” ominously droning and dark.