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luridly

/ˈlʊr.ɪd.li/

翻译: 副词,意为以鲜艳、骇人或耸人听闻的方式,常带有夸张或煽情的色彩;也可形容颜色过分鲜艳刺眼、不自然。

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词语关系

adverb

/ˈlʊr.ɪd.li/C2formal
  • zh副词,意为以鲜艳、骇人或耸人听闻的方式,常带有夸张或煽情的色彩;也可形容颜色过分鲜艳刺眼、不自然。

An adverb meaning 'in a lurid manner' — that is, in a way that is vividly shocking, sensational, or gruesome, often with an exaggerated or melodramatic quality. It can also describe something done with a glaring or unnaturally bright color.

  1. In a shocking or sensational wayC1formal

    In a manner that is vivid, shocking, or gruesome, often to attract attention.

    zh骇人听闻地

    • The newspaper described the accident luridly, with graphic details.
    • He luridly recounted the crime scene to the audience.
    • The tabloid reported the scandal luridly to boost sales.

    同义词dramaticallygraphicallygruesomelysensationallyshockinglyvividly

    反义词subtlytastefully

  2. With bright or glaring colorsC1formal

    In a way that is unnaturally bright or vivid in color.

    zh鲜艳刺眼地

    • The sunset was luridly orange and red.
    • The painting was luridly colored, almost garish.
    • The neon sign glowed luridly in the dark alley.

    同义词flashilygarishlygaudilyglaringlyshowilyvividly

    反义词dullypalelysubtly

词形
  • more luridly comparative form
  • most luridly superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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