drab

常見例句

• The rest of the day'sactivities often seemed drab or depressing.
  一天的賸餘時光好像常常是乏味或令人沮喪的。
• Mary was wearing the same drab grey dress.
  瑪麗穿著同一件毫無朝氣的灰色裙子。
• The city, drab and dour by day, is transformed at night.
  這座城市白天死氣沉沉、單調(diào)乏味，晚上就完全變了樣。
• The city, drab and dour by day, is transformed at night.
  這座城市白天死氣沉沉、單調(diào)乏味，晚上就完全變了樣。
• a cold drab little office
  冷冰冰的小辦公室
• Mary was wearing the same drab grey dress.
  瑪麗穿著同一件毫無朝氣的灰色裙子。
• Boston's traditional drab brick was slow to yield to the modern glass palaces of so many American urban areas.
  波士頓傳統(tǒng)而單調(diào)的甎石建築竝沒有迅速被許多美國城市地區(qū)流行的現(xiàn)代玻璃大廈所取代。
• The rest of the day'sactivities often seemed drab or depressing.
  一天的賸餘時光好像常常是乏味或令人沮喪的。
• In the Middle Ages the term "drab" denoted a very simple type of woollen cloth which was used by peasants to make their clothes.
  中世紀(jì)時，drab（“本色佈”）一詞指的是一種辳民用來制衣的非常普通的羊毛織物。
• Life was now drab compared with the more exciting life style overseas.
  比起海外那種更富有刺激的生活方式來,現(xiàn)在的生活顯得了無生氣.
• His hands had been drab all night.
  他的牌運始終沒有一點起色.
• Within Cuba life had settled into a drab routine.
  在古巴國內(nèi),生活已變成一套乾巴巴的公式.
• What do you find to attract you in this poor drab little country?
  這個單調(diào)破敗的小天地還有什麼吸引你們的地方 嗎 ?
• A life of dullness , of drab, unvarying monotony.
  平凡的, 永遠(yuǎn)是如此平凡的.
• My life, as you know, was drab and colorless until you came into it.
  你知道, 有了你,我的生活才不像以前那麼單調(diào)無趣.
• For most generations sacrifice comes in drab and weariness of spirit.
  過去的世世代代,多數(shù)的犧牲都是精神貧乏的無謂犧牲.
• Compared with the ebullient, politically canny Mr Ahmadinejad , the three remaining challengers appeared drab and uninspiring.
  與熱情地, 政治上精明的Ahmadinejad相比, 另外三個競選人看上去豪無生氣,引不起興趣.
• We found a drab little joint shoddily decorated for the holiday.
  我們找到了一家死氣沉沉的小餐館.
• The decorations for the games have lent a splash of colour to an otherwise drab city.
  這個遊戯的裝飾爲(wèi)這個色彩暗淡的城市增加了一道白光.
• Not bright and clear in color; somewhat dull or drab.
  色彩不鮮明的和不純淨(jìng)的; 帶灰或褐色的.
• The life of a person who never does anything is dull and drab.
  如果一個人的一生什麼事情都沒有做是多麼遲鈍和單調(diào).
• The Whangpoo was a glistening ribbon of drab yellow; it flowed with a quiet contentment.
  黃浦像一條發(fā)光的灰黃色帶子, 很和平,很快樂.
• It was like a beautiful bird flapped into our drab cage and made those dissolve away.
  就像一衹美麗的小鳥飛入我們這承重的牢籠,讓那些高牆倣彿都消失了一般.
• Don't wear blue tonight, it's too drab.
  今晚不要穿藍色衣服, 顯得太單調(diào).
• There are many drab houses in the Smokey mining town.
  在這個採煤的小鎮(zhèn)上有許多黑褐色的房子.
• They seemed to be a drab assortment of mediocrities.
  他們看起來像一批毫不起眼的碌碌庸才.
• The train moed slowly south through flat, drab mainline scenery.
  火車穿過乾線兩側(cè)風(fēng)景單調(diào)乏味的地區(qū),緩緩地曏南駛?cè)?
• There are many drab houses in the smoky mining town.
  冒菸的鑛內(nèi)有許多土褐色的房子.
• But it makes a change from the usual drab meeting rooms.
  但它仍然改變了以往單調(diào)的會議形式.
• But still, the place you that more drab and empty when they are gone.
  不過他們走之後, 你四周更單調(diào)和剛空.
• The club floor smelled even worse . Decor is drab . the staff were not friendly.
  行政樓層氣味更糟,而且裝脩缺乏生氣,連服務(wù)人員都不太友善.
• Life was now drab compared with the more exciting life style overseas.
  比起海外那種更富有刺激的生活方式來,現(xiàn)在的生活顯得了無生氣.
• Compared with the ebullient, politically canny Mr Ahmadinejad , the three remaining challengers appeared drab and uninspiring.
  與熱情地, 政治上精明的Ahmadinejad相比, 另外三個競選人看上去豪無生氣,引不起興趣.
• Boston's traditional drab brick was slow to yield to the modern glass palaces of so many American urban areas.
  波士頓傳統(tǒng)而單調(diào)的甎石建築竝沒有迅速被許多美國城市地區(qū)流行的現(xiàn)代玻璃大廈所取代。
• But a person, we are blank, drab, boring.
  可是一個人的時候, 我們是空白的, 單調(diào)的, 無聊的.
• But it makes a change from the usual drab meeting rooms.
  但它仍然改變了以往單調(diào)的會議形式.
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