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adjective
sooty
obscure, murky
having a dark or dusky color
煤烟状的:颜色和外形上如煤烟状的
borrowed from Late Latin fūlīginōsus "covered with soot," from Latin fūlīgin-, fūlīgō "soot" + -ōsus -ous; fūlīgō, from fūlī- (going back to Indo-European *dhuh2-li- "smoke, dust," whence also Sanskrit dhūli- "dust," Lithuanian dū́lis "mist, dust from tree rot used to drive out bees") + -gin-, -gō, suffix denoting something coating or enveloping, usually undesirable, as rōbīgō "rust," mellīgō "bee glue" Note: Indo-European *dhuh2-li- is usually taken to be a nominal derivative of the verbal base *dhu̯eh2- or *dheu̯h2- "produce smoke by burning"—see fume >entry 1.
The first known use of fuliginous was in 1597
1 It might also be said that everything at dinner after that is fuliginous at best.
2 I toy with shouting some tidbit more—some terrifying, unthinkable threat, some blackly fuliginous riddling hex—but my heart’s not in it.
3 Within his dusky arms the wretch he caught, And with smutched lips, fuliginous and hot, Repaid the kiss which he to Christ had given.
4 The fuliginous condition of the tongue, gums, cheeks, and lips which characterizes that state is seldom met with in epidemic meningitis.
5 It was vulgarly called witch-riding, and considered as arising from the weight of fuliginous spirits incumbent on the breast.
6 I turned up the dull and stinking oil lamp, and tried to read; but that fuliginous glim haunted the pages.
7 Yet, of recent times, verse fuliginous, clouded, and enshrouded in obscurity, has been hailed in many quarters, not only as poetry, but poetry of an exceptionally superior sort.
8 November fogs began soon after Michael returned to Leppard Street, and these fuliginous days could cast their own peculiar spell.
9 At first moist and coated with a whitish fur or a mucous secretion, it afterward, if life is prolonged, grows red and shining or brown and fuliginous.
10 A fiery, fuliginous mass, which could not be choked and smothered, but would fill all France with smoke!
11 The tongue is generally dry, hard, and brown, and the teeth and gums fuliginous.
12 a fuliginous prose style that's not exactly ideal for writing for the mass media
1 阴暗的
tenebrific sun wan dull shady murky gloomy shadowy dun dusky sable grey clouded darkish stygian chthonic darksome tenebrous disconsolate tenebrificate
2 煤黑
3 模糊
nubilous general soft neutral unclear faint dim cloudy muddy fuzzy intangible misty indefinite ghostly hazy shadowy indeterminate woolly indescribable nebulous wispy indistinct indefinable bleary unspecific undefinable vaporous swimmy wuzzy undescribable vaporish darkly dimly smoke blur opacity fuzz dimness nebulosity shadowland overcurtain mask mist smudge muffle obfuscate befog blear bedim obnubilate
5 模糊的
nubilous general soft neutral unclear faint dim cloudy muddy fuzzy intangible misty indefinite ghostly hazy shadowy indeterminate woolly indescribable nebulous wispy indistinct indefinable bleary unspecific undefinable vaporous swimmy wuzzy undescribable vaporish
7 暗黑色的
8 黑黝黝的
10 朦胧
obscure dim cloudy dreamy ghostly foggy shadowy colorless nebulous filmy darkling blear gleamy caliginous darkly dimly dimness obscurantism mist
13 朦胧的
foggy murky obscure misty hazy shadowy nebulous indistinct filmy blear caliginous dim cloudy dreamy ghostly colorless darkling gleamy
14 阴暗
tenebrific sun wan dull shady murky gloomy shadowy dun dusky sable grey murk clouded darkish stygian chthonic darksome tenebrous disconsolate shadily shadow shade darkness obscure cloudiness obscuration shadiness tenebrificate bedim
15 烟垢的
16 烟雾弥漫
17 煤烟满布