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windy

/ˈwɪn.di/

翻译: 形容天气风大、有强风或持续不断的风;也可形容某人说话空洞、夸夸其谈。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈwɪn.di/A2formal
  • zh形容天气风大、有强风或持续不断的风;也可形容某人说话空洞、夸夸其谈。

Describes weather that is characterized by strong or noticeable wind.

  1. Abounding in windA2formal

    Characterized by or exposed to strong winds or breezes.

    zh多风的

    • It was a windy day, so we stayed indoors.
    • The windy coast is popular with kite surfers.
    • She wrapped her scarf tightly against the windy weather.

    同义词blowyblusterybreezygustysquallystormywindswept

    反义词calmquietstillwindless

  2. Not practical or speculativeC1formal

    Describing ideas or plans that are unrealistic or not grounded in reality.

    zh不切实际的

    • His windy schemes never came to fruition.
    • The proposal was dismissed as windy and impractical.
    • She criticized the plan for being too windy and lacking substance.

    同义词airychimericalfancifulimpracticableimpracticalspeculativeunrealisticvisionary

    反义词practicalrealisticsensible

  3. Resembling wind in speed or forceC1formal

    Moving or acting with the speed, force, or variability of the wind.

    zh疾如风的

    • The runner had a windy burst of speed at the finish line.
    • His windy temper changed direction without warning.
    • The dancer's movements were light and windy.

    同义词fastfleetimpetuousrapidswift

  4. Using too many wordsC1formal

    Characterized by excessive or verbose speech or writing.

    zh冗长啰嗦

    • His windy speech bored the audience.
    • The report was too windy and needed editing.
    • She avoided windy explanations and got straight to the point.

    同义词diffuselong-windedprolixramblingverbosewordy

    反义词briefconciselaconicpithysuccinctterse

词形
  • windier comparative form
  • windiest superlative form
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