| 单词 | lush |
| 释义 | lush I. 1. a. < lush grass > < lush crops flourished in the rich virgin soil — L.H.Beck > < a lush and flowery growth of sky-blue delphinium — Louis Bromfield > b. < a country of lush pastures and frequent rain — Henry Williamson > < gray cliffs lush with tropical verdure — David Fairchild > < lush land where farm ground sells at top prices — G.P.Musselman > 2. a. < the lush growth of bureaucracy in … collective farms — John Fischer > < the lush idealism of the prewar period — F.B.Millett > < pictures of lush organic communities — R.E.Coker > b. < lush appropriations > < lush campaign contributions — Fulton Lewis > < an increasingly lush supply of aids and suggestions — V.M.Rogers > c. < the lush profit level of the war years — Gardner Jackson > < able-bodied men … hired away by the lush war industries — R.E.Outman > < firms might lose out on lush contracts — Wall Street Journal > 3. a. < a perfume that smells fruity and lush — New Yorker > < made a lush lattice-topped pie — Myrl C. Boyle > b. < this pleasant morning … lush with summer languor — Ben Hecht > < using full, lush orchestras for his accompaniments — Metronome Yearbook > < the cop's nasty voice … turned lush with respect — David Driscoll > specifically < a lush blonde with honey-colored hair — S.J.Perelman > c. < stayed at the Waldorf and had a lush time — Frances Crane > < cars of lush design — Alan Moorehead > < business and industrial worlds provide equally lush salaries — Jeanne K. Beaty > < lush, imaginative descriptions of the pageantry in the daily life of the Vatican — Richard McLaughlin > especially < a restrained realism which makes other passages seem lush — Richard Plant > < lush overelaboration and rampant colorism — Wilder Hobson > < sincere and moving despite their lush sentimentality — Musical Digest > Synonyms: see profuse II. 1. slang < a good fellow that loveth his lush — Charles Lever > 2. < a lazy lush with an inordinate appetite for alcohol — Henry Von Rhau > < it becomes the policeman's lot to drive the lushes home — A.C.Spectorsky > III. intransitive verb slang < lushing up on some autumnal nut-brown ale — Douglass Wallop > transitive verb 1. slang < shouldn't lush champagne on an empty stomach — D.G.Gerahty > — often used with up 2. slang < lush themselves up with dry martinis and large whiskeys — Blackwood's > |
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