| 释义 |
smoggy, a.|ˈsmɒgɪ|
[f. smog + -y1.]
Characterized by the presence of smog. Hence ˈsmoggily adv.
1905Daily News 26 July 9 Observations had proved that, even in the most ‘smoggy’ periods, there was far less of the evil element in the early hours of the morning. 1948Smog Problem in Los Angeles County 17/1 Smoggy days are usually days of high temperature. 1965P. Wylie They Both were Naked ii. vi. 291 When the fourth day was smoggily born in the black-smudged, yellow opacity that was air I ordered coffee. 1978P. Niesewand Underground Connection 25 A smoggy wind blew across the crowded platform as a train thundered in. |