英:[ˈsməʊki]
美:[ˈsmoʊki]
英:[ˈsməʊki]
美:[ˈsmoʊki]
smok·y
smo ki
比较级:smokier
最高级:smokiest
smokily (adv.), smokiness (n.)
词根:smoke
adj.smoking 准许吸烟的
smoked 熏制的
smokeless 无烟的;不冒烟的
adv.smoking 冒着烟
n.smoke 烟;抽烟;无常的事物
smoking 抽烟;冒气
smoker 吸烟者;薰制工
v.smoking 吸烟;冒烟(smoke的现在分词)
smoked 用烟处理(smoke的过去分词)
vi.smoke 冒烟,吸烟;抽烟;弥漫
vt.smoke 吸烟;抽
adjective
emitting smoke, esp. in large amounts, as a smoldering fire.The damp logs produced a smoky fire.
filled, covered, or mixed with smoke.It was hard to see in the dark and smoky bar.
similar to or having the appearance of smoke.The mountains were overhung by smoky clouds.She chose smoky colors for her eye makeup.
dirty from smoke.I cleaned the smoky windows.
characterized by or flavored with smoke.This barbecue sauce has a smoky taste.He loves smoky meats.
同时 smoky,公元1300年, smoki,"散发烟雾",尤指以烦人的方式; "充满烟雾",源自 smoke(名词)+ -y(2)。指大气等"具有烟雾的外观或性质",14世纪末。指味道,从1540年代开始; 指颜色,从1550年代开始; 指声音,从1966年开始。相关词汇: Smokiness。作为眼影色彩技术的 Smoky eye 可追溯至1974年。"类似烟雾"的 Smokish 可追溯至15世纪末。
The first known use of smoky was in the 14th century
smoochverb
kiss entry 1 sense 1, pet
smolder1 of 2noun
a slow smoky fire
smolder2 of 2verb
to burn slowly with smoke and usually without flame
fire was smoldering in the pit
to exist or continue in a hidden or controlled state
discontent smoldered for years before the revolt
to burn inwardly
anger smoldered in my heart
smolder1 of 2noun
a slow smoky fire
smolder2 of 2verb
to burn slowly with smoke and usually without flame
fire was smoldering in the pit
to exist or continue in a hidden or controlled state
discontent smoldered for years before the revolt
to burn inwardly
anger smoldered in my heart
smokyadjective
giving off smoke especially in large quantities
smoky stoves
resembling or suggestive of smoke
a smoky flavor
filled with or darkened by smoke
a smoky room
1 The blue cloth covered the Ifrit’s head first before settling over its body and its arms, the sides of the cloth coming together at the bottom of the genie’s smoky base.
2 In addition, the moonless sky was made even murkier by the swirling, smoky haze.
3 The air was acid, and demigods could be turned into smoky corpses.
4 Nothing there had been burned, but there was a smoky smell to everything.
5 Her lax mouth hung open in a perfect O, and God alone knew at what her glazed and smoky eyes were staring in such brute apathy.
6 Peralta was nineteen when he boarded a smoky bus that carried him through the deserted hills of Guerrero and kept going until it reached the edge of Mexico.
7 Gerald wiped his stinging eyes and saw that the stairs were smoky, but not yet on fire.
8 It is sweet and smoky, and reminds me of winters and woodstoves.
烟气香甜而缭绕,让我想到冬天,想到烧木柴的火炉。
9 Ivy used to have a dress just like this one, except it was a smoky blue color, like a thundercloud about to burst open.
10 All the time there was a little smell of smoke in the yard, and when the door was opened a thick, smoky, meaty smell came out.
11 It is sweet and smoky, and reminds me of winters and woodstoves.
12 The policeman heard the gasps of a boy in the smoky room.
救火员听到冒烟的房间里有个男孩的喘息声。
13 The fire is slow and smoky and I sprinkle it with the paraffin oil, it flares up, whoosh, and nearly takes my eyebrows off.
14 She did all this in flickering light from a smoky oil lamp.
15 He shot white-hot columns of flame at the giant, but Clytius’s smoky aura absorbed them on impact.
16 She looked out at the clouds outside her window, smoky thickets drifting by, and thought how fragile they were.
17 Sputtering, smoky torches had been set in wall holes every few feet.
18 The soldier took up a smoky torch and led the way.
19 Iorek bent his head over her and nuzzled at her scorched and smoky hands.
20 My father was silent, not the normal type of quietness that I expected from him, but a dark, smoky, angry silence that I had never seen before.
3 烟色的
4 烟灰色的
5 冒烟
smoking smudgy lunt smeech smoke fume funk stifle smudge reek fumy reeky fumous smokily smolder belch reeking smother
7 灰暗的
9 不高兴
huffish short reluctant moody lowering ill sullen languid chuffed morose peeved sulky joyless dumpy louring pettish grouty ill-humoured dorty spleenful disgruntle ill-humored pet mood pique displeasure pout sulk frump mind displease
10 烟灰色
11 性感
fit hot cute sexy desirable lush yummy sensual seductive horny sultry sensuous foxy voluptuous nubile dishy fanciable it a bit of all right
12 如烟
14 性感的
fit hot cute sexy desirable lush yummy sensual seductive horny sultry sensuous foxy voluptuous nubile dishy fanciable
15 烟雾弥漫的
16 熏黑了的
17 烟熏
20 不开心的
23 迷人的
good pretty nice fresh lovely attractive magical fascinating tasty winning charming engaging lush intriguing yummy darling captivating graceful enchanting alluring luscious sultry enthralling fetching mesmerizing comely spellbinding winsome toothsome entrancing
27 不高兴的
huffish short reluctant moody lowering ill sullen languid chuffed morose peeved sulky joyless dumpy louring pettish grouty ill-humoured dorty spleenful disgruntle ill-humored
28 迷人
good pretty nice fresh lovely attractive magical fascinating tasty winning charming engaging lush intriguing yummy darling captivating graceful enchanting alluring luscious sultry enthralling fetching mesmerizing comely spellbinding winsome toothsome entrancing nicely winningly
30 雾深的