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词根:racy
adj.racy 生动的;保持原味的;适于赛跑的;猥亵的
adv.racily 保持原味地;爽快地;近乎淫猥地
adjective (1)
full of zest or vigor
having a strongly marked quality : piquant
a racy flavor
risqué, suggestive
racy jokes
having the distinctive quality of something in its original or most characteristic form
adjective (2)
having a body or shape that is suited for racing a car with racy lines
a racy dog
Adjective (1)race >entry 1 Adjective (2)race >entry 2
The first known use of racy was circa 1650
rack1 of 4noun
a framework for holding fodder for livestock
an instrument of torture on which a body is stretched
a framework or stand on or in which articles are placed bicycle rack
hat rack
a bar with teeth on one side for fitting together with those of a pinion
a pair of antlers
rack2 of 4verb
to cause to suffer torture, pain, sorrow, or ruin
racked by a cough
to stretch or strain violently
racked his brains for the answer
to place (as pool balls) in a rack
rack3 of 4noun
either of two gaits of a horse:
pace sense 2b
a fast showy gait similar to the pace but in which the feet of the same side do not touch down at the same time
rack4 of 4noun
a cut of meat from a lamb or pig that includes some of the rib section
racket1 of 3noun
a light implement consisting of a handle attached to an open frame with a network of strings stretched across it that is used to hit the object in play (as a ball) in various games (as tennis, badminton, or racquetball)
paddle entry 2 sense 1c
racket2 of 3noun
a loud confused noise
a dishonest scheme for obtaining money (as by cheating or threats)
an easy way to make money or earn a living
is that all you do? What a racket
racket3 of 3verb
to make a racket
racketeernoun
one who gets money or advantages by using force or threats
racketeernoun
one who gets money or advantages by using force or threats
racket1 of 3noun
a light implement consisting of a handle attached to an open frame with a network of strings stretched across it that is used to hit the object in play (as a ball) in various games (as tennis, badminton, or racquetball)
paddle entry 2 sense 1c
racket2 of 3noun
a loud confused noise
a dishonest scheme for obtaining money (as by cheating or threats)
an easy way to make money or earn a living
is that all you do? What a racket
racket3 of 3verb
to make a racket
rack1 of 4noun
a framework for holding fodder for livestock
an instrument of torture on which a body is stretched
a framework or stand on or in which articles are placed bicycle rack
hat rack
a bar with teeth on one side for fitting together with those of a pinion
a pair of antlers
rack2 of 4verb
to cause to suffer torture, pain, sorrow, or ruin
racked by a cough
to stretch or strain violently
racked his brains for the answer
to place (as pool balls) in a rack
rack3 of 4noun
either of two gaits of a horse:
pace sense 2b
a fast showy gait similar to the pace but in which the feet of the same side do not touch down at the same time
rack4 of 4noun
a cut of meat from a lamb or pig that includes some of the rib section
racismnoun
a belief that race is a basic factor that determines human traits and abilities and that differences between races result in a natural superiority of a particular race
discrimination, prejudice, or hatred based on race
the systemic oppression of a racial group that creates an advantage for another racial groupespecially: white supremacy
a political or social system founded on racism and designed to put its beliefs into effect
racy1 of 2adjective
full of energy or keen enjoyment
slightly indecent or improper
racy jokes
racy2 of 2adjective
being long-bodied and lean
1 His own demeanor was a tree that would not bear grafting, and the fruit lost all its raciness by the admixture.
2 What if the tech companies are all wrong, and the way artificial intelligence is poised to transform society is not by curing cancer, solving climate change or taking over boring office work, but just by being nice to us, listening to our problems and occasionally sending us racy photos?
3 Howell Mountain wines tend to be intensely mineral and savory, with less of the overt fruit and raciness that is typically found on the valley floor.
4 Thence the freshness and originality, the vigour and truth, the simplicity and raciness by which they are distinguished.
5 Its immediate popularity was no doubt largely due to its personal character, but its real vigour and raciness make it worth reading even now when the objects of Churchill’s wit are many of them forgotten.
6 vivid writing and a racy plot that keeps readers turning the pages
7 There's so much suggested raciness, a lot of people see things that didn't actually happen.
8 Some of them are told with great pith and raciness; and though inferior in some respects, to Professor Wilson's "Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life," are more natural and easy, more characteristic and amusing.
9 The Old Dominion is losing somewhat of the raciness of her once peculiar, and—speaking in reference to the locality described in these volumes—insulated cast of manners.
10 It starts again, and delivers its coup de grâce: an extended, graphic sex scene that simply has no counterpart in Indian cinema, whose idea of raciness used to be to wet, clinging saris.
11 Its freshness, raciness, and eccentric whim no pen could describe.
12 Ms. Midler said she was among those advising that a musical about two drag queens and a transsexual on a road trip didn’t need extra raciness or profanity.
13 The evening contained a sprinkling of four-letter words and raciness, but otherwise the show didn't venture much across the current broadcast TV line.
14 This racy tempranillo was fermented in stainless steel tanks and saw just six months in used French barrels.
15 The Meistersänger went on composing according to the rules of their guilds, but we look in vain for the raciness and honest simplicity of Hans Sachs.
16 The grossness and blasphemy are largely barred, while the expletives that technically may not be swearing at all, being used for raciness, vigor and emphasis, have increased one hundred fold.
17 In exchange for performing the racy dance of the seven veils for Herod, Salome convinces him to give her Jochanaan’s head on a platter.
18 The letter R means rapidity and roaming with a tendency to raciness or occasional daring and recklessness.
19 Bouquet: Excellent concentration. Berry nose with vanilla flavours and complex raciness.
气味:香浓的浆果香味与木香味,同时带有微微的辛辣味道。
20 Additionally, a track that had been likened to a “flying pig” because of its layout was praised for its raciness.
2 有伤风化
5 生动
lifesome graphic vital dramatic colorful speaking lively spicy vivid picturesque juicy pictorial lifelike animation liveliness vivify jazziness enliven
6 有趣
amusive swell-differous swuzzy good enjoy pretty fun nice interesting rich funny pleasant entertaining charming hilarious collegiate colourful juicy merry salty jolly comical laughable diverting piquant tiptop rorty oo-la-la sportful funnily please
7 尖锐泼辣
8 辛辣
hot pointed blistering biting pungent peppery acrid piquant gingery bitterly pungently heat sharpness bitterness pungency piquancy saltness acridity sharpen
9 爽气
10 活泼
vibrant bubbly racy chipper vivacious frisky sparky zappy vivaciously racily vivacity friskiness tittuppy live green quick round active living holiday smart bright alive pleasant crank lively vivid pat sparkling brag vigorous animate upbeat spirited brisk breezy snappy quiver smashing buoyant rousing mercurial saucy zippy rattling pert lusty jaunty wight quickening sprightly go-go winsome buxom spry bonny blithe bonnie chirpy animating corky snell smacking peart yare crouse canty chirk galliard agogo spiritous blithesome bobbish heartsome livelily freshly allegro lustily airily vivace mercuriality animation mercury buoyancy liveliness brio piquancy sprightliness lustiness breeziness buoyance mercurialize jazz carbonate smarten vivify