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dullness發(fā)音

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dullness中文意思翻譯

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dullness同義詞

gloom | paralysis | bluntness | darkness | murkiness | dryness | boredom | monotony | cloudiness | simplicity | density | stupidity | half-light | grayness | dreariness | tediousness | tedium | inertia | gloominess | dimness | obtuseness | dinginess | depression

dullness反義詞

sharpness | brightness

dullness常見(jiàn)例句

1 、The first half of the game was pretty dull.───上半場(chǎng)比賽打得十分沉悶。

2 、There's always a dull period after the January sales.───在一月份大減價(jià)之後市面總要有一段清淡時(shí)期。

3 、His dullness was due to lack of initiation.───他的遲鈍是由于缺乏內行知識。

4 、He is not only dull himself but the cause of dullness in others.───他不單只自己無(wú)聊乏味，也是使別人感到無(wú)聊乏味的原因。

5 、Each night is the same dull, unexciting.─── 每晚都是這樣 無(wú)聊 乏味

6 、He ploughed through the dull book to the end.───他很費力地把那本枯燥乏味的書(shū)看完了。

7 、And if we did, it would be pretty dull.─── 就算錄了像 也沒(méi)什么可看的

8 、He is rather dull in comparison with others.───和別人比較起來(lái)，他相當遲鈍。

9 、He asked whether he did not feel dull.───他問(wèn)他并不感到平淡。

10 、You are so dull, you could stiffen diarrhoea.─── 你太無(wú)趣了 聽(tīng)你說(shuō)話(huà) 拉稀都能憋成便秘

11 、His life seems very dull and alternates between work and sleep.───他的生活似乎很枯燥，就是工作完了睡覺(jué)，睡完覺(jué)又工作。

12 、Jeez! Can you keep it down to a dull roar?───你們能小聲點(diǎn)嗎?

13 、The ear grew dull of hearing from old age.───聽(tīng)覺(jué)因年邁而變得不靈。

14 、Her dull black eyes fixed upon the gray cold face.───她呆滯無(wú)神的黑眼珠盯在那張死灰冰冷的臉上。

15 、Oh, they are very dull actually.───哦，實(shí)際上很乏味的。

16 、All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.───只工作不玩耍，聰明杰克也變傻。

17 、Their dress was plain and dull in colouring.───他們的衣服樸素，顏色單調。

18 、His head hit the floor with a dull thud.───他的頭砰的一聲撞在了地板上。

19 、Eat not to dullness;drink not to elevation.───勿混吃悶睡；勿嗜酒如命。

20 、The office seems so dull and prosaic after Pine Ridge.───從松嶺回來(lái)后，辦公室似乎變得枯燥無(wú)味了。

21 、The dark lump on his face turned a dull purple.───他臉皮上的疙疙瘩瘩紫得快發(fā)黑了。

22 、A dull explosive sound, usually short and repeated, made by or as if by a laboring engine.───嘎嚓聲由或象是由工作的發(fā)動(dòng)機發(fā)出單調的爆響聲，通常短暫而重復

23 、The countryside was flat, dull and uninteresting.───農村地區缺乏生氣，無(wú)聊乏味。

24 、The scabbard is content to be dull when it protects the keenness of the sword.───刀鞘保護刀的鋒利，它自己則滿(mǎn)足于它的遲鈍。

25 、It's very dull going for a walk alone.───一個(gè)人散步很沒(méi)意思。

26 、Today it will be dull and overcast.───今天天氣將陰伴多云。

27 、They often danced to relieve the dull evening.───他們晚上無(wú)聊時(shí)常常以跳舞來(lái)調劑。

28 、He skipped the dull parts of the book .───他把這本書(shū)的枯燥部分略過(guò)不讀。

29 、All work and no play make jack a dull boy.───只工作不玩耍,聰明孩子也變傻。

30 、He had a dull pain in the chest.───他胸部隱隱作痛。

31 、At his best the man is still rather a dull fellow.───他這人即使是處在最佳狀態(tài)的時(shí)候，也依然是一個(gè)遲鈍的家伙。

32 、Do you feel a dull pain in the stomach?───你是否覺(jué)得胃部隱隱作痛？

33 、He felt a dull ache in his shoulder.───他感到肩膀隱隱作痛。

34 、The gates shut behind him with a dull thud.───他走出后門(mén)砰的一聲悶響關(guān)上了。

35 、It's dull living on a desert island.───住在荒島上十分的單調。

36 、Perhaps his nerve is naturally too dull to admit of any excitation.───大概他的神經(jīng)天生就很遲鈍以至不容有任何刺激的余地。

37 、His dull speeches often underwhelm his audiences.───他的枯燥的講話(huà)常常使聽(tīng)眾感到膩味。

38 、Cutting tools must be reground at the first sign of dullness.───切削刀具一開(kāi)始變鈍就須重新打磨。

39 、He has dullness to percussion and spider angiomas.───他肚子叩診上去濁音，并且蜘蛛痣.

40 、He has a keen impatience with the dull.───他對于遲鈍的人極不耐煩。

41 、It is dull, I do not care for it.───太沒(méi)有意思啦,我不喜歡它。

42 、It will be so dull and lonely here without you.───你不在這里,我們真無(wú)聊,真寂寞。

43 、It's very dull today but I do not think it'll rain.───今天天氣很陰暗，但我認為不會(huì )下雨。

44 、He couldn't teach such dull children.───他教不好這樣呆笨的孩子。

45 、The conference was deadly dull.───會(huì )議開(kāi)得死氣沉沉的。

46 、What can you use to spice up this dull meal?───你能放點(diǎn)什么料使這沒(méi)味道的飯菜香起來(lái)呢?

47 、All work and no pay make jack a dull boy.───只有工作無(wú)工資，杰克也得變蠢材。

48 、His eyes looked dull, almost vacuous.───他看上去目光呆滯，茫然若失。

49 、I would have to be a dull fellow to have learnt nothing at all.─── 我要是什么也沒(méi)學(xué)會(huì ) 是不是也太笨了

50 、She seems dull beside that girl.───與那個(gè)女孩相比,她顯得乏味。

51 、No, this color won't do; it's too dull.───不,這顏色不行,太暗淡了。

52 、To make less intense;dull or deaden.───使遲鈍使遲鈍；滯緩或失去感覺(jué)的

53 、cutlery and my mom used to say that only dull people use dull knives.─── 廚具 我媽媽經(jīng)常說(shuō) 遲鈍的人才用鈍刀

54 、It took him a long time to sharpen the dull knife.───他花了很長(cháng)時(shí)間把那把鈍刀磨鋒利。

55 、The state of being drowsy or inattentive; dullness.───困倦昏昏欲睡或不經(jīng)心的狀態(tài)；懶散

56 、Do you have a dull pain in your chest?───你胸部是鈍痛嗎?

57 、Dull with sleepiness; sluggish.───因困倦而遲鈍; 懶怠的

58 、It is dull with a cloudy sky today.───今天陰天間多云。

59 、Sameness or dull repetition in sound, style, manner, or color.───單調聲音、文體、風(fēng)格和色彩的同樣性或單調的重復

60 、All work and no play make jack a dull boy; all play and no work make jack a mere boy.───只好用功不會(huì )玩，杰克變成笨小孩; 只好玩耍不用功，杰克變成可憐蟲(chóng)。

61 、For instance, I once thought of you as dull and plodding.─── 比如 我曾覺(jué)得你無(wú)聊沒(méi)勁呢

62 、Faded and dull in appearance.───外表褪色的，單調的

63 、He has a dull heavy ache in the crotch.───他的胯部感到隱痛。

64 、He was not so dull but had his own thoughts.───他不至于笨得沒(méi)有他自己的思想。

65 、The dull bricks of Elizabeth fell behind.───伊麗莎白城灰暗的磚房已拋在后面。

66 、His joke provided some comic relief in what was really a dull speech.───他說(shuō)的笑話(huà)給極沉悶的講話(huà)增加幾分輕松氣氛。

67 、All work, no play, makes Jack a dull boy.───只工作，不玩耍，聰明小孩也變傻。

68 、Not yet. If it was a knife, it would have been very dull.─── 還不清楚 如果是刀 肯定是非常鈍的

69 、He found the dullness of his work scarcely bearable.───他覺(jué)得他的工作枯燥乏味，簡(jiǎn)直無(wú)法忍受。

70 、It's very dull today but I don't think it'll rain.───今天天氣很陰暗,但我認為不會(huì )下雨。

71 、His performances have become wooden and dull.───他的演出變得呆板乏味。

72 、You couldn't bear the dullness of life.─── 你會(huì )受不了那無(wú)聊的生活的

73 、There is a dull sound coming from the darkness.───在黑暗中傳來(lái)模糊的聲音。

74 、His eyes had become dull and remote.───他的兩眼茫然無(wú)神。

75 、To speak or write in a dull,tiresome style.───乏味地（寫(xiě)作）說(shuō)話(huà)以一種平淡、乏味的方式說(shuō)話(huà)或寫(xiě)作

76 、There's never a dull moment when John's around.───只要約翰在就不會(huì )有沉悶的時(shí)候。

77 、And yet, it doesn't dull your courage.─── 然而 這并沒(méi)有折損你的勇氣

78 、She took drugs to dull the pain.───她吃了藥以減輕疼痛。

79 、But the background is a bit dull.───但背景有些單調。

80 、His nerves were naturally too dull.───他的神經(jīng)天生太麻木。

81 、He had dull his craving for verbal truth.───他對于口頭上的真話(huà)的渴求已經(jīng)淡漠。

82 、I'm sure it's tempting to dull those senses.─── 我想麻痹感官一定很具誘惑力

83 、Blunt licker-in wire or dull flats.───刺輥或蓋板的金屬針布變鈍。

84 、All work and no pay makes Jack a dull boy.───只有工作無(wú)工資，杰在也得變蠢才。

85 、Temperance : Eat not to dullness; drink not to elevation.───一、節制。食不過(guò)飽；飲酒不醉。

86 、He had the look of a dull and brutish man.───他看起來(lái)是個(gè)遲鈍粗野的人。

87 、Cause all work and no play make jack a dull boy?───只工作不娛樂(lè )會(huì )讓人變?

88 、Tiresome by reason of length, slowness, or dullness; boring.───單調乏味的由于時(shí)間長(cháng)、緩慢或呆滯而令人厭倦的;令人厭煩的。

89 、He gazed at the street with dull, glassy eyes.───他呆滯、無(wú)神的雙眼凝視著(zhù)那街道。

90 、It would be very dull to be married to Denis.───和丹尼斯結婚太乏味了。

外國朋友kate的生日英語(yǔ)作文因故不能赴約？

I was born on March 15, 2001. So March 15 is my birthday. I began to give a birthday party in . Later on I have my birthday party every year.　　Last Saturday I had my birthday party at home. A few of my friends came to my party. Everyone bought me a birthday present, and they all said, "Happy birthday to you." Then I said "Thank you very much for giving me the birthday presents."　　On my birthday, my mother made my birthday cake and cooked some delicious food. My friends helped me to put the candles on the big cake. Then we began the party.　　I had a good time that day. We sang and played games, and ate delicious food. How happy I was!

外國朋友kate的生日英語(yǔ)作文因故不能赴約？

during the 7-day golden week holiday, traveling has already become an indispensable part of people's relaxation activities。

The lengthy holidays have caused unexpected great travel craze and brisk economic activities。 holiday spending, however, adds fuel to the Chinese economy, which in turn leads to the creation of a new term “holiday economy” and it sparks a hot debate about it。

Some economists are in favor of the golden week economy。 They believe it has many advantages。 first, tourism－based holiday economy will raise consumption, up spending and, therefore, help to spur the domestic demand。

In addition, it benefits tourism, transportation, catering, hotels and service industries and enables them to thrive during holidays, which in turn adds fuel to the overall economic growth。

However, others overstate its disadvantages and hold that it brings undeniable problems。 First, the travel craze puts a heavy burden on the traffic system, causing serious traffic jams。

Besides, thousands and thousands of tourists flood scenic spots, jamming railway stations and airports, causing some over crowdedness and safety problems。

Therefore, we shouldn’t neglect the new problems。 I believe its advantages far outweigh its disadvantages。 After all, it greatly benefits our overall economy。

Finally, I suggest the government take effective measures to solve the aforementioned problems。 Only in this way can we let the golden week economy develop in a sound way。

這篇是五一放假的利與弊A 7-day holiday was put into practice on May Day this year, which seems to be good news to everyone。 After all, under great pressure every day, everyone longs mo slow down and rediscover the real fun of life。

Such a week-long holiday has brought a lot of benefits both to society and the people。 For individuals, it enables them to have more time for whatever they are interested in。

They can make full use of the 7 days for a good rest, shopping or traveling。 For society, the 7-day holi day well serves the propose of promoting the development of tourism。

However, this practice has also some undesirable effects。 Owing to the large population of China, most people's touring experiences during the first 7-day holiday, though well planned in advance, turnedsour。

They couldn't get railway tickets; hotels were packed; scenic spots were all full of people。 No wonder that a flood of complaints followed the week - long holiday。

As the saying goes," All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy。" Longer holidays are certainly desirable, but the government should see that related facilities, such as transportation system and accommodation, are promptly adapted to the need of holiday activities。

這篇是五一長(cháng)假是否該取消Week-long Holidays,Good or Bad?What's Your Opinion? Our National Day is coming。 We shall have days of rest,presumably weeklong holidays again just like the weeklong May Day holidays。

Many people welcome weeklong holidays and are busy planning where and how to spend the seven days;whereas many other people do not applaud。

As to me, weeklong holidays mean a span of dullness, boredom, melancholy and helplessness, and I think anyone who had experienced the holiday sufferings in May would share my feelings。

I well remember that from May Day, to be more exact, a few days earlier than May Day, the shopping season started。

Most shops extended their shopping hours to respond to their overwhelmingly enthusiastic customers。 There were special sales with discount coupons and instant lucky draws and various sales promotions in nearly every big store to lure po tential customers into spending more。

Crowds of shoppers flocked towards department stores, enjoying their high purchasing power。 There were traffic jams almost everywhere, people waited in long queues at bus-stops:and taxi-stands? looking entirely exhausted。

Tempers flared when people gotpushed or if someone else cut the queue。Impatient drivers honked at each other every now and then。

The railway station was congested with travelers who rushed to the platform like a swarm of bees and then squeezed their way into the train for seats as if there would be no tomorrow。

In the restaurants, tables were shared。 A platoon of waiters filed out from the kitchen armed with various containers of eatables。

Orders were taken feverishly and then shouted across to the kitchen。 Excitement reigned everywhere as waiters ran hither and thither to fill the orders。