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美:[ˈʃæɡi]
英:[ˈʃægi]
美:[ˈʃæɡi]
adj.
多粗毛的,票面蓬松的
毛发蓬松的
[动,植]有绒毛的
粗野的,不整洁的
shag·gy
shae gi
比较级:shaggier
最高级:shaggiest
shaggily (adv.), shagginess (n.)
词根:shag
adj.shag 有粗毛的;蓬乱的
shagged 有粗毛的;表面粗糙的;精疲力尽的
n.shag 粗毛;粗烟丝;蓬乱一团
shagginess 长成浓密繁茂的样子;毛茸茸;草木丛生
v.shagged 把…的表面弄粗糙;使蓬乱(shag的过去分词)
vi.shag 蓬松
vt.shag 使杂乱;使蓬松
adjective
covered with or consisting of long, coarse, or matted hair
covered with or consisting of thick, tangled, or unkempt vegetation
having a rough nap, texture, or surface
having hairlike processes
unkempt
confused or unclear in conception or thinking a shaggy argument
shaggy ideas
"蓬乱的; 有粗糙、粗长的头发",来自1580年代的 shag(名词)+ -y(2)。相关词汇: Shaggily; shagginess。早期的词汇是 shagged,来自古英语 sceacgede “多毛的”; 比较一下古挪威语 skeggjaðr,丹麦语 skægget “有胡须的”。作为一种荒谬笑话内嵌在冗长乏味的故事中的 shaggy-dog story,始于1943年,是40年代中期的一种时尚。这个短语的起源可能在歌舞杂耍中; 最常被引用的原始例子涉及一个英国人为一只失踪的蓬乱狗提供奖励,一个有进取心的美国人费尽周折地追踪到他并提供一只他声称是那只狗的蓬乱狗,但他的回应很简短:“不是那个蓬乱的。”但这个故事似乎并不比这个短语更古老。
The first known use of shaggy was in 1581
shake1 of 2verb
to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble
shaking with cold
to become unsteady : totter
to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner
to free oneself from
shake off a cold
to cause to become weaker
shake one's faith
to force out of a place by quick jerky movements
shake dust from a blanket
to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement
shake2 of 2noun
an act of shaking
plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)
something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake
a very brief period of time
ready in two shakes
plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes
a long shingle
deal entry 3 sense 2
a fair shake
shakyadjective
lacking firmness
lacking in authority or reliability : questionable
shaky data
marked by shaking : trembling
likely to give way or break down
shakyadjective
lacking firmness
lacking in authority or reliability : questionable
shaky data
marked by shaking : trembling
likely to give way or break down
shakernoun
a utensil or machine used in shaking
capitalized a member of a religious group originating in England and practicing a communal life
shakedownnoun
a testing under operating conditions of something new (as a ship) for possible faults or for the operators to become more familiar with it
a shakedown cruise
shake1 of 2verb
to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble
shaking with cold
to become unsteady : totter
to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner
to free oneself from
shake off a cold
to cause to become weaker
shake one's faith
to force out of a place by quick jerky movements
shake dust from a blanket
to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement
shake2 of 2noun
an act of shaking
plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)
something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake
a very brief period of time
ready in two shakes
plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes
a long shingle
deal entry 3 sense 2
a fair shake
shake1 of 2verb
to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble
shaking with cold
to become unsteady : totter
to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner
to free oneself from
shake off a cold
to cause to become weaker
shake one's faith
to force out of a place by quick jerky movements
shake dust from a blanket
to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement
shake2 of 2noun
an act of shaking
plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)
something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake
a very brief period of time
ready in two shakes
plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes
a long shingle
deal entry 3 sense 2
a fair shake
shahnoun
a ruler of Iran until the 1979 revolution
shaggyadjective
covered with or made up of long, coarse, or tangled growth
having a rough or hairy surface
1 When Indians died, the shaggy creatures vastly extended both their range and numbers, according to Valerius Geist, a bison researcher at the University of Calgary.
2 His hair seemed longer than Ralph remembered, almost wayward; his eyebrows darker and shaggier.
3 I was 13, sunburned, shaggy - haired, a little aloof, and solitary.
我才十三岁, 皮肤黧黑,头发凌乱, 有点儿孤芳自赏, 也不免形单影只.
4 Most Westerners, however, have a hard time telling any of these shaggy beasts apart and refer to all of them as yaks.
5 The priests approach them, carrying torches, their shaggy white heads bent, obsequious.
6 He hung a sharp sword from his shoulder, gathered a great cloak round him, close, to break the wind, and pulled a shaggy goatskin on his head.
7 A crown of steam wreathed his shaggy white hair.
8 Campus style , fashion, punk, formal, casual, and even shaggy could be seen.
校园的 、 潮流的 、 朋克的 、 正式的 、 休闲的, 甚至邋遢的、些许脏乱的.
9 She’s a good foot shorter than he is, but has his same shaggy hair.
10 His face was almost completely hidden by a long, shaggy mane of hair and a wild, tangled beard, but you could make out his eyes, glinting like black beetles under all the hair.
11 He stuck his shaggy snout into my neck and shivered.
12 His hair is reddish-brown, but long and shaggy.
13 They shook water from their shaggy fur, snarfled people’s picnic lunches, chewed Fris- bees into hunks of unusable plastic.
14 His shaggy grey hair fell loosely across his brow.
他凌乱的白发蓬松地搭在额头。
15 The camels, with their shaggy coats, passed their nights under the cold of the stars.
16 The shaggy head froze, its snout pointed directly at Butler’s hiding place.
17 He also has those kind of shaggy brown bangs I like, and dark, ocean-colored eyes.
18 "It's just—my hair, you know, it's so shaggy, it shouldn't be seen by man nor beast."
19 The man’s face was covered in hair, from a very shaggy head to a full beard.
20 Their hair looked shaggy, as if it hadn’t been cut all summer.
2 粗毛的
3 混乱的
cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up involved upset confused chaotic dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly deranged unstuck haywire hurried snafu vexatious turbid non-operational mixed-up confounded mazy snarly hurly-burly flurried tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly embrangle
7 散乱的
10 混乱
cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up involved upset confused chaotic dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly deranged unstuck haywire hurried snafu vexatious turbid non-operational mixed-up confounded mazy snarly hurly-burly flurried tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither helter-skelter muck-up ravelment ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do mix smoke disorder mess dust coil confusion pi jungle hassle disruption scramble clutter swirl melee tumble hustle maze turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool flurry huddle anarchy ruffle twine smother dislocation mull jumble perplex muddle snarl disarray crisscross skein cobweb botch tumult dither mix-up turbidity perplexity disorganization muss tousle topsy-turvy kerfuffle welter fubar involution ravel Mess-up unreason pell-mell foul-up dishabille throe bollix cockup moil deray balls-up hugger-mugger snarl-up swither mullock ataxy piss-up hurry-scurry schemozzle wander twist confuse disrupt amuse confound bugger entangle embroil denigrate disorganize derange roil disorient discombobulate ballocks fuddle mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin make hay of stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work
12 粗野
incult inurbane rabelaesian low funny mechanical provincial corny lewd barbarous unkempt raunchy uncouth uncultivated uncivil untutored loutish ungracious boeotian pantagruel uncourteous uncool rabelaisian unhewn jungli homebred robustious backwoodsy gothish agrestic cubbish unmannerly swinery meanness barbarity incivility provincialism raunch provinciality gothicism
13 缠结的
14 邋遢的
messy sloppy shabby dingy sordid sleazy scruffy grubby crummy raunchy untidy ratty slipshod frowzy blowzy daggy flea-bitten
18 邋遢
messy sloppy shabby dingy sordid sleazy scruffy grubby crummy raunchy untidy ratty slipshod frowzy blowzy daggy flea-bitten slovenly sleaze
19 毛发蓬松的
21 粗野的
incult inurbane rabelaesian low funny mechanical provincial corny lewd barbarous unkempt raunchy uncouth uncultivated uncivil untutored loutish ungracious boeotian pantagruel uncourteous uncool rabelaisian unhewn jungli homebred robustious backwoodsy gothish agrestic cubbish unmannerly
22 长满粗毛的