英:[ˈmʌgi]
美:[ˈmʌɡi]
英:[ˈmʌgi]
美:[ˈmʌɡi]
mug·gy
muh gi
比较级:muggier
最高级:muggiest
muggily (adv.), mugginess (n.)
词根:muggy
n.mugginess 闷热
Adjective
1. hot or warm and humid;
"muggy weather"
"the steamy tropics"
"sticky weather"
"潮湿而密闭,温暖而潮湿",1746年,带有 -y(2)+过时的 mug "一片雾气,薄雾",源自中古英语 mugen "细雨"(指雾气或薄雾,14世纪晚期),来自斯堪的纳维亚语源,例如古诺尔斯语 mugga "细雨薄雾",可能来自原始印欧语 *meug- "黏滑的,滑溜的"(见 mucus)。
English dialect mug drizzle
The first known use of muggy was in 1728
mug1 of 3noun
a usually large drinking cup with a handle
the face or mouth of a person
punk entry 1 sense 1, thug
mug2 of 3verb
to make faces especially to attract attention : grimace
photograph entry 2
mug3 of 3verb
to assault especially with the intention of robbing
mughalnoun
mogul entry 1 sense 1
muggyadjective
being warm and humid
a muggy day in August
1 He felt, looking out at the muggy darkness farther away, as if he could float, and all he needed to do was to let himself go.
2 The premiere drew a crush of fashion designers, models and up-and-coming Broadway stars, who faced the muggy weather in summery dresses, open-collar shirts and sandals.
3 There were corsets for fencing and gymnastics, adjustable ones for pregnancy and nursing, others for muggy colonial climates, even ones for dancing the tango.
4 Sometimes It be quite close and muggy.
有时候很闷热很湿热.
5 Yet the strength of “Sahkanaga,” its respect for its material and its characters, is also its weakness: a reverent pace that can be as enervating as a muggy day.
6 “When I first moved here, I knew I was in for disgusting, muggy summers. That was clear to me,” Palombo says.
7 Tokyo contains multitudes, which we mean literally—the metro are is home to more than 35 million people, and on a muggy day in August you can feel nearly every one of them.
8 The air was warm and muggy, and the top seemed to recede as he approached.
空气又热又闷,他越走, 山顶似乎反倒离得越远了.
9 With all this moisture, it feels very muggy outside.
由于湿气很重,外面很闷热。
10 Muggy weather and hot carriage make me crazy!
闷热的天气,闷热的车厢,简直让我抓狂。
11 I was stepping out of the plane and into the muggy perfumed air of west Africa.
我走出飞机步入西非湿热而芳香的空气之中。
12 Would she ever smell that muggy air again?
13 Once in Lake Forest, I walked a mile from the station in a muggy August heat, arriving in my own pool of sweat after lugging all my baggage.
14 For a half-century, the Festival has been one of the city’s great gifts to its residents and visitors, and among the best reasons to spend a muggy summer in New York.
15 Thee ceremony took place on a muggy morning, with the village's blocks offlats shrouded in a pollution haze.
开幕仪式在一个闷热的早晨进行,村内街区的旗帜被因污染而产生的城市雾霾所笼罩。 。
16 We may expect muggy weather when the rainy season begins.
雨季开始时,我们预料有闷热的天气。
17 The Sunday before last — hot, windy, muggy — was like standing in front of an enormous hair dryer.
18 Then back with a vengeance: The Toronto International Film Festival begins September 4 and I’ll be there, wandering the muggy streets of Toronto and looking for this fall’s best movies.
19 It was muggy and overcast.
天气闷热潮湿,而且天色阴沉。
20 It was muggy and overcast.
那天天气闷热又潮湿,阴沉沉的。
1 沉闷
close heavy tedious depressing oppressive dismal tiring dreary ponderous stifling draggy dree amort heavily ponderously drearily oppression closeness tedium languor tediousness dreariness
2 潮湿的
poachy soft wet damp moist rotten watery soggy steamy dank swampy boggy rheumy soppy unaired dampish plashy irriguous
3 闷热
close oppressive stuffy sultry sweltering frowsty sultrily stuffiness sultriness heavy sweaty breathless suffocating sticky frowzy fuggy sizzard closeness feverish smudgy frowsy
6 溽暑的
7 潮湿
poachy soft wet damp moist rotten watery soggy steamy dank swampy boggy rheumy soppy unaired dampish plashy irriguous moisture dampness sloppiness dampen
8 闷人的
9 喝醉了的
toxy owl-eyed cut shot bottle screw wet blind mixed fried lush cooked loaded plaster saturated powdered striped queer illuminated shellac slosh tipsy malty spiffy lit woozy screwy stewed frazzled cross-eyed corky corked buffy soused crocked bosky stinko pie-eyed walleyed well-fixed squiffed flako owled shellack awash