drily如何读

英:[ˈdraɪli]

drily是什么意思

  • adv.幽默而不形于色地;冷淡地;干燥地

drily自然拼读

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drily词根

词根:dry

adj.

dry 干的;口渴的;枯燥无味的;禁酒的

dried 干燥的;弄干了的

dryish 稍干的;略近干涩的

adv.

dryly 干燥地;冷淡地;枯燥无味地

n.

drought 干旱;缺乏

dry 干涸

dryer 烘干机;[助剂] 干燥剂

dryness 干燥;冷淡;干燥无味

v.

dried 使干(原形是dry)

vi.

dry 变干

vt.

dry 把…弄干

drily英英释义

adjective

free or relatively free from a liquid and especially water as dry as a bone

Mix the dry ingredients first.

not being in or under water

happy to be on dry land

meteorology lacking precipitation or humidity

a dry climate

characterized by exhaustion of a supply of liquid

a dry well

geology devoid of running water

a dry ravine

devoid of natural moisture dry leaves

My throat was dry.

no longer sticky or damp

The paint isn't dry yet.

not giving milk

a dry cow

lacking freshness : stale

chemistry anhydrous

marked by the absence or scantiness of secretions

a dry cough

not shedding or accompanied by tears

a dry sob

obsolete involving no bloodshed or drowning

I would fain die a dry death—William Shakespeare

marked by the absence of alcoholic beverages

a dry party

prohibiting the manufacture or distribution of alcoholic beverages

a dry county

served or eaten without butter or margarine

dry toast

lacking sweetness : sec

dry champagne

having all or most sugar fermented to alcohol dry beer

a dry wine

solid as opposed to liquid

dry groceries

reduced to powder or flakes : dehydrated

dry milk

dealing in dry goods or other nonperishable items

After breakfast, we head to the wet market along Graham Street in Hong Kong. The wet market sells foodstuffs; the adjacent dry market offers clothes, shoes, and other retail items.—Rudy Maxa

functioning without lubrication

a dry clutch

of natural gas containing no recoverable hydrocarbon (such as gasoline)

requiring no liquid in preparation or operation

a dry photocopying process

not showing or communicating warmth, enthusiasm, or tender feeling : severe

a dry style of painting

wearisome, uninteresting a dry lecturer

dry passages of description

lacking embellishment : plain

not yielding what is expected or desired : unproductive

a writer going through a dry spell

having no personal bias or emotional concern

the dry light of reason

reserved, aloof

marked by matter-of-fact, ironic, or terse manner of expression has a very dry sense of humor

a dry wit

lacking smooth sound qualities

a dry rasping voice

being a dry run

a dry rehearsal

verb

transitive verb

to make dry (see dry entry 1)

drying her hair

intransitive verb

to become dry

waiting for the paint to dry

noun

the condition of being dry (see dry entry 1) : dryness

something dryespecially: a dry place

prohibitionist

drily词源英文解释

Adjective, Verb, and Noun Middle English, from Old English drȳge; akin to Old High German truckan dry, Old English drēahnian to drain

The first known use of dry was before the 12th century

drily儿童词典英英释义

drip1 of 2verb

to fall or let fall in or as if in drops

to let fall drops of liquid

a dripping faucet

drip2 of 2noun

a falling in drops

liquid that drips

the sound made by drops

drip1 of 2verb

to fall or let fall in or as if in drops

to let fall drops of liquid

a dripping faucet

drip2 of 2noun

a falling in drops

liquid that drips

the sound made by drops

drink1 of 2verb

to swallow liquid

absorb sense 1

to take in through the senses

drink in the scenery

to drink alcoholic beverages

drink2 of 2noun

beverage

alcoholic liquor

a draft or portion of liquid

drink1 of 2verb

to swallow liquid

absorb sense 1

to take in through the senses

drink in the scenery

to drink alcoholic beverages

drink2 of 2noun

beverage

alcoholic liquor

a draft or portion of liquid

drinkableadjective

suitable or safe for drinking

drinkable water

drinkableadjective

suitable or safe for drinking

drinkable water

drink1 of 2verb

to swallow liquid

absorb sense 1

to take in through the senses

drink in the scenery

to drink alcoholic beverages

drink2 of 2noun

beverage

alcoholic liquor

a draft or portion of liquid

dry1 of 3adjective

free or nearly free from liquid and especially water dry steam

dry weight

characterized by loss or lack of water: as

lacking precipitation and humidity

a dry climate

lacking freshness : stale

low in or deprived of natural juices or moisture a dry fruit

dry hay

not being in or under water

dry land

thirsty sense 1

marked by the absence of alcoholic beverages

a dry party

no longer damp or sticky

the paint is dry

containing or using no liquid (as water) dry heat

a dry creek

not giving milk

a dry cow

not producing phlegm

dry cough

not producing or yielding what is expected or wanted

a dry oil well

marked by a matter-of-fact, ironic, or terse manner of expression

dry humor

failing to arouse interest or enthusiasm

a dry lecture

not sweet

dry wines

relating to, favoring, or practicing prohibition of alcoholic beverages

a dry county

dry2 of 3verb

to make or become dry

dry3 of 3noun

prohibitionist

drily 例句

1 “And when he returned, I suppose he married the most beautiful highborn lady in the land and had a dozen children,” Shae said drily.

2 He said drily that he could manage to do that, not without some contempt for the state of her knowledge.

3 Twain is brought on to comment often, drily, on the Darwinist truth that everything dies, and the action involved in the final rescue from Twain’s unfinished dragons will not, let’s say, inspire a Pixar movie.

4 “It was a very slow face plant,” she says, drily.

5 "He's going to work for no money or something," he says drily.

6 He smiled drily and leaned back in his chair.

他冷冷地笑了笑,随即便靠在椅背上。

7 She gave a tearful interview to Women’s Weekly magazine in which the journalist drily reported, “She says she is passionate about avoiding gluten, dairy and coffee, but doesn’t really understand how cancer works.”

8 the dry heat of the desert

9 "Yes, of course I was referring to that, not the lasting joy you gave the sister you love so much you took her place in the reaping," says Peeta drily.

10 The handful of dirt I squeezed did not clump together wetly or crumble drily.

11 He smiled drily and leaned back in his chair.

他冷冷地笑了笑,随即便靠在椅背上。

12 Confucius said drily, "Come. Sit here. Let me tell you the reason."

孔子淡淡地说:“过来,且让我慢慢地与你说个明白。”

13 It's actually way too easy to promote the Norwegian faux-documentary "Trollhunter," which is a drily comic blend of irresistible ingredients that gets better as it goes along.

14 "It does seem like there's more going on here, for once," says Daniel drily.

15 Stop crying and dry your eyes.

16 “The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change,” the title of Al Gore’s ambitious, drily written new book, sounds like a snoozy think-tank talk.

17 Her tone is drily self-deprecating, and I suspect she’s not being entirely serious.

18 A fire extinguisher, my dear, 'answered the Ambassador drily.

“灭火器弄的,亲爱的,”大使冷冷地回答。

19 Meanwhile he faces a test of his devotion to Jordana, and it all adds up to a big, drily hilarious ball of confusion.

20 There isn’t space to list them all, but here’s a modest sampling: “I don’t think M. ought so often to speak ‘drily.’

drily 同义词

2 不动声色地

deadpan

4 不加渲染

dry unadorned

7 古怪地

strange peculiarly

11 冷冰冰地

icily

12 干巴巴

unpoetic dry

drily 短语相关

dry mouth rough-dry dry cleaning dry heat dry spell not a dry eye in the house dry eye milk/bleed/suck (someone or something) dry hang out to dry dry goods

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