英:['reɪsɪlɪ]
美:['reɪsəlɪ]
英:['reɪsɪlɪ]
美:['reɪsəlɪ]
保持原味地;津津有味地;爽快地;生动地
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
raid1 of 2noun
a sudden attack or invasion
raid2 of 2verb
to make a raid on
ragbagnoun
a bag for scraps of cloth
a collection of various things
raffle1 of 2verb
to dispose of by a raffle
raffle off a turkey
raffle2 of 2noun
the sale of chances for a prize whose winner is the one whose ticket is picked at a drawing
raffishadjective
vulgarly crude or flashy
raffish language
careless about moral behavior : disreputable
radiophonenoun
radiotelephone
racy1 of 2adjective
full of energy or keen enjoyment
slightly indecent or improper
racy jokes
racy2 of 2adjective
being long-bodied and lean
1 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?
2 She simply but racily describes their course, which ended in the cruise on the Casco.
3 He could write about post-coital bliss – so racily that the song in question, Apres L’Amour, was banned – but he really excelled at the dark stuff: grief and remorse, relationships in crisis.
4 Cooper modeled the racy undergarments back in March in a campaign supporting the brand’s Wedding Shop, which includes underwear, bras, bodysuits, slip dresses and even a garter belt.
5 There is much to enjoy in this book: it is racily picaresque, energetic and clever.
6 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.
7 Red hair is definitely new for Brittany, but serving a racy swim look?
8 This racy tempranillo was fermented in stainless steel tanks and saw just six months in used French barrels.
9 This recognition from the distinguished Irish poet tempts me to hint at the cosmopolitan aspects of such racily local art as Mr. Lindsay's.
10 The subject of permitting women to preach in Methodist pulpits was incidentally, but rather racily discussed at the Methodist ministers' meeting in New York city a few days since.
11 I give Scot's translation as being more racily expressed.
12 a raunchy comedy with language that was a little too racy for an eight-year-old child
13 vivid writing and a racy plot that keeps readers turning the pages
14 It is upon topics of this unpromising kind, and from the very effort, perhaps, to dignity and enliven them, that the peculiar characteristics of an orator are sometimes most racily brought out.
15 Without dignity we may write clearly, or nervously, or racily, but we have not attained to a style.
16 And yes, the film required him to strip down for a racy sequence, which was the only element of Lanthimos’ script that gave him pause.
17 It is Elizabethan, yet thoroughly modern; it is racily Irish, yet universal English.
18 When she is discovered … she is discovered in this sort of racy lingerie.
19 The observations are throughout racily humorous, and those who have within a few years visited 'the Cradle of Art' cannot fail to recognize, as hit off with no sparing hand, more than one American notoriety.
20 He had always talked well and racily, that Ralph knew, and in this power he now recognised a temptation to which he feared that his future father-in-law had succumbed.
1 爽快
soft crisp lively exhilarating blithe readily refreshment amenity alacrity titillation refresh titillate
3 充满活力
live living exciting vital flush crisp lively energetic sparkling racy spunky go-go zingy red-blooded zappy energic abuzz astir zing up in full flood full of fizz
4 近乎淫猥
5 活泼地
livelily actively lively briskly roundly sprightly airily perkily dashingly chirpily at a good pace vivaciously freshly allegro lustily vivace vivo like a cork like a brick
6 尖锐泼辣
7 辛辣
hot quick acid salt sharp spicy salty tart piercing savory pointed poignant biting barbed astringent incisive shrill racy peppery acrid toothy acrimonious vitriolic nippy acerbic piquant trenchant sharp-edged gingery scalding acerb acid-tongued acetous sharp-fanged bitter race bite pepper punch pungency piquancy acerbity piquance
8 爽快地
9 活泼
anim vivace animato tittuppy alacritous sunbeamy live young green quick round living fresh warm smart bright sharp vital alive pleasant crisp animated agile lively vivid resilient youthful vigorous animate spirited stirring bubbly brisk swinging breezy snappy cheery jazzy dashing racy chipper perky vivacious effervescent humming zippy rattling jaunty frisky quickening sprightly spry gingery coltish kicky zappy spirituelle spiritoso livelily actively briskly roundly airily perkily dashingly chirpily animation jazz agility vitality vibrancy pizzazz liveliness vivacity full-blooded vivify perkiness cheeriness sprightliness chirpiness mercurialize activize hot activate ginger enliven at a good pace alive and kicking vibrant sparky vivaciously friskiness raciness active holiday crank pat sparkling brag upbeat quiver smashing buoyant rousing mercurial saucy pert lusty wight go-go winsome buxom bonny blithe bonnie chirpy animating corky snell smacking peart yare crouse canty chirk galliard agogo spiritous blithesome bobbish heartsome freshly allegro lustily mercuriality mercury buoyancy brio piquancy lustiness breeziness buoyance carbonate smarten vivo deliver excited volatile wick sassy boyish PERT skittish Bonny cant swingy spritely whippy cobby gamesome sparkle zip like a cork fresh as a daisy full of fizz like a brick
10 近乎淫猥地