cumbrous如何读

英:['kʌmbrəs]

美:['kʌmbrəs]

cumbrous是什么意思

  • adj.讨厌的;累赘的;笨拙的
  • =cumbersome.

cumbrous自然拼读

cum·brous

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cumbrous扩展

cumbrously (adv.), cumbrousness (n.)

cumbrous词根

词根:cumber

adj.

cumbersome 笨重的;累赘的;难处理的

n.

cumber 拖累,累赘;妨害

vt.

cumber 阻碍,妨害;使受苦

cumbrous英英释义

Adjective

1. difficult to handle or use especially because of size or weight;

"a cumbersome piece of machinery"

"cumbrous protective clothing"

cumbrous词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,用于描述事物,“阻碍运动或视线”; 约1400年,“笨重的,麻烦的,笨拙的,难以使用的”,也用于描述人,“引起麻烦”,源自 cumber 和 -ous。

cumbrous词源英文解释

The first known use of cumbrous was in the 15th century

cumbrous儿童词典英英释义

cup1 of 2noun

something to drink out of in the shape of a bowl usually with a handle

a coffee cup

a similar container used to measure amounts (as in cooking)

a measuring cup

the contents of a cup : cupful

drank two cups of cocoa

a half pint : eight fluid ounces (about 237 milliliters)

a large ornamental cup offered as a prize

something (as the corolla of a flower) resembling a cup

a food served in a cup-shaped container

fruit cup

cup2 of 2verb

to curve into the shape of a cup

cupped his hands around his mouth

to place in or as if in a cup

cupped her mouth with her hands

cunning1 of 2adjective

very good or very clever at using special knowledge or skills or at getting something done

a cunning detective

showing keen understanding

a cunning observation

marked by deception and trickery

cute sense 2, pretty

cunning2 of 2noun

skill sense 1, dexterity

cleverness in getting what one wants often by tricks or deceiving

cuneiform1 of 2adjective

having the shape of a wedge

made up of or written with marks or letters shaped like wedges

cuneiform2 of 2noun

cuneiform writing

cumulusnoun

a dense puffy cloud form having a flat base and rounded outlines often piled up like a mountain

cumulonimbusnoun

a cumulus cloud that has a low base and that is often spread out in the shape of an anvil extending to great heights

cumulativeadjective

increasing (as in force, strength, or amount) by additions one after another

cumulative effects

cumulativeadjective

increasing (as in force, strength, or amount) by additions one after another

cumulative effects

cummerbundnoun

a wide sash worn around the waist

cumbrousadjective

cumbersome

cumbrous 例句

1 Mulholland's boys had hired a lot of old-fashioned cadet musquetoons, heavy and cumbrous, but they were marvellous weapons in the eyes of the lads.

2 Strange that he did not apply his knowledge of the one to the other, and that even to-day our timepieces are burdened with the old and cumbrous Roman numerals!

3 But madame informed me that this cumbrous ornament has now passed out of fashion, the tulle veil and orange flowers of French usage having generally taken its place.

4 It's astonishing how remote, cumbrous and expensive it makes 34 De Vere Gardens seem.

5 Both were men-of-war that moved forward slowly, cumbrously, as if in pain.

6 The single day-work yields sometimes only one penny or a little more, and the landlord is glad to exchange this cumbrous and cheap commodity for money-rents, even for small ones.

7 He has remnants of the old periphrases, the cumbrous mythological allusions, the poetical “properties” of French verse.

8 These structures are conspicuous from their ugliness; no grace or beauty is suggested. They consist of cumbrous stone slabs and pillars, set up in the stiffest manner possible.

这些牌坊因结构难看而显眼,没有任何优雅和美感可言。牌坊由块垒不平的石板和石柱构成,僵直地立在那里。

9 It was a cumbrous and yet cramped vehicle lined with clean striped cotton.

10 The Christian church, like the Jewish, rapidly degenerated into a tissue of legends and observances—at first representative of morality, soon cumbrous, finally inimical to it.

11 Without whose quickening glance their cumbrous orbs Were brute unlovely mass, inert and dead, And not, as now, the green abodes of life— How many forms of being wait on thee!

12 All this shows how crude and cumbrous an implement was the episcopal and legatine Inquisition even in the most energetic hands, and how formless and tentative was its procedure.

13 Then began the slow, painful, cumbrous method by which the law of the land requires military courts to extract their evidence, every question and answer being reduced to writing.

14 The Road Home Program, a state program supposed to help rebuild, was cumbrous and slow, and grants often didn’t cover the cost of repairs.

15 When supernatural means were not resorted to, the proceedings were far too cumbrous and uncertain to be efficient against an evil so widely spread and against malefactors so numerous.

16 The road was heavy and deeply rutted from the recent passage of cumbrous transport wagons and artillery.

17 "So I thought," responded Merrill; "to me there appeared something too absurd in conveying through the streets at night so cumbrous an instrument—carrying it on a hand-barrow, like porters."

18 Before the time of Watt, the steam engine was exclusively a steam pump—slow, cumbrous, wasteful of fuel, and very little used.

19 Unfortunately for himself, he has discovered that his collections, in this department, covered several hundred pages of manuscript, and that, if printed, they would render his volume too cumbrous.

20 It turns out that digital television, originally meant as a convenient alternative to clunky cable, can be just as knotty and cumbrous as the business it’s trying to replace.

cumbrous 同义词

5 拖累的

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