| 单词 | turbid |
| 释义 | tur·bid 1. a. < near the banks the waters become turbid — Mark Van Doren > < grossly turbid urine need not necessarily mean pyuria — Journal American Medical Association > < many of the feldspars … are turbid owing either to minute inclusions or to partial kaolinization — Journal of Geology > b. < the air without had the turbid yellow light of sandstorms — Willa Cather > 2. a. < whirled onward … in that turbid stream of wrong-belief and lust — L.P.Smith > < turbid depths of degradation and misery — C.I.Glicksberg > b. < making the imagination turbid with monstrous fancies and misshapen dreams — Oscar Wilde > < turbid longings and passionate regrets — Curtis Dahl > Synonyms: < similar treatments, generally applied to turbid water and frequently to clear water suspected of pollution — A.C.Morrison > < turbid feelings, arising from ideas not fully mastered, had to clarify and adjust themselves — H.O.Taylor > < the turbid ebb and flow of human misery — Matthew Arnold > muddy suggests turbidness resulting from mixture with or suspension of mud, dross, or impurity that muddles and makes unclear or impure < the pond was muddy after the storm > < the muddy and slow-moving plot has something to do with spying and counterspying — Anthony Boucher > roily describes what is turbid and agitated and swirling < where the roily Monongahela meets the clear Allegheny — J.M.Weed > |
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