| 单词 | lusty |
| 释义 | lusty 1. archaic 2. < had his moments of lusty passion — Winthrop Sargeant > < lusty greed in their veins — American Guide Series: Michigan > < with the lusty appetite of a buccaneer — Nancy Hale > 3. < his six brothers were tall and healthy and lusty — Walter Macken > < when the missing chemicals were replaced, the cane planters began to get lusty crops — Marjory S. Douglas > < a lusty young city sprawling on the lake front — P.W.Gates > < progressive spirit of the lusty young Whig party — V.L.Parrington > 4. a. < it was such a lusty shock that it unsettled another rock up the mountain — Burtt Evans > < a tart, lusty wine of the country — John Kobler > < a lusty factor in the wage-price spiral — H.A.Wolff > b. < a huge florid figure of a lusty man — Erle Stanley Gardner > < this lusty veteran of some 700 years is 19 feet in circumference — J.A.M.Muir > 5. < hammers the piano in a lusty, untrained way — Donita Ferguson > < people poured forth to give him lusty cheers — Allan Nevins & H.S.Commager > < the lusty days of Elizabethan England swarm to life — New York Times > < in the tradition of the great satirists, the lusty haters — H.R.Hays > Synonyms: see vigorous |
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