drippy

英 [ˈdrɪpi]

美 [ˈdrɪpi]

adj.  愚懦脆弱的; 婆婆妈妈的; 湿漉漉的; 滴水的

最高级：drippiest　

BNC.40428 / COCA.32979

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (指人)愚蠢的,软弱的;(书、音乐等)无聊的，枯燥的,过于伤感的
  If you describe someone asdrippy, you mean that they are rather stupid and weak. If you describe something such as a book or a type of music asdrippy, you mean that you think it is rather stupid, dull, and sentimental.
  1. These men look a bit drippy.
     这些人看上去有点笨。
  2. ...drippy infantile ideas.
     愚蠢幼稚的主意

英英释义

adj

• effusively or insincerely emotional
  1. a bathetic novel
  2. maudlin expressions of sympathy
  3. mushy effusiveness
  4. a schmaltzy song
  5. sentimental soap operas
  6. slushy poetry
  Synonym:bathetichokeymaudlinmawkishkitschymushyschmaltzyschmalzysentimentalsoppysoupyslushy
• leaking in drops
  1. a drippy faucet
• wet with light rain
  1. a sad drizzly day
  2. a wet drippy day
  Synonym:drizzly

双语例句

• Part of me wants to tell my boss the truth, but I fear it would make me look drippy and uncommitted.
  一方面，我希望告诉老板实情，但又担心这会让我看起来很麻烦，没有责任感。
• Tea tree in place of precipice, have a long, narrow rock, rock Xia year-round have springs from the top Xia drippy.
  茶树所处的峭壁上，有一条狭长的岩罅，岩顶终年有泉水自罅滴落。
• Where's that drippy brother of yours?
  你那讨厌的弟弟在哪儿？
• Rudeness! No, a big, fat, slimy, drippy
  你很烂耶！错，是一个又大、又胖、又黏、又滑的
• And how about the one with the drippy nose?
  流鼻涕的孩子又如何呢？
• These men look a bit drippy.
  这些人看上去有点笨。