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| 单词 | dull |
| 释义 | adjective | verb dulldull1 /dʌl/ ●●○ adjective 1BORING not interesting or exciting SYN boring OPP interesting: This place gets really dull at times. an extremely dull book The play is as dull as dishwater (=very boring).► see thesaurus at boring2never a dull moment usually humorous used to say that a lot of interesting things are happening or that you are very busy: There’s never a dull moment in our house.3COLOR/LIGHT not bright or shiny OPP bright: The leaves were a dull gray-green. dull lifeless hair4SOUND not clear or loud: His head hit the floor with a dull thud.5PAIN a dull pain is not severe but does not stop: a dull headache6KNIFE/BLADE not sharp OPP sharp: Here, use this knife – that one’s dull.7NOT INTELLIGENT old-fashioned not able to think quickly or understand things easily: a dull student8TRADE if business on the Stock Exchange is dull, few people are buying and selling OPP active: dull trading[Origin: Old English dol]—dullness noun [uncountable]—dully adverb adjective | verb dulldull2 verb [transitive] 1to make something such as pain or a feeling become less sharp, less clear, etc.: Medication helped dull her back pain.2to make someone less able to think or notice things clearly: The drugs had dulled his wits.3to make something less shiny or bright4to make the edge of something such as a knife less sharp OPP sharpen |
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