luridly

基本解释

• adv.青灰色的(苍白的；深浓色的；火焰等火红的)

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Think of Oliver Twist. Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt portrayed his poverty-stricken childhood vividly but never luridly.
  狄更斯的《雾都孤儿》和弗兰克·麦考特的《安杰拉的灰烬》都绘声绘色地描绘了赤贫的童年，但还不让人感觉耸人听闻。
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• Indeed all his stories have the special poe flavour. many of them are set in strange places-a ruined abbey, a castle on the rhine-with elaborate and dimly or luridly lit decors .
  故事大都发生在奇怪的地方--倾圮的僧院，莱茵河上的城堡--笼罩着微妙、朦胧或恐怖骇人的气氛。
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权威例句

• The infantile and lewd insults routinely exchanged on the pitch were luridly aired in court.
  ECONOMIST: Football’s woes
• Some diplomats luridly imagine, say, Yasser Arafat being sued on a visit to the White House.
  ECONOMIST: The law
• Girls can also build collections of truly fantastic friends (such as Strawberry Shortcake and her pals) and comb the impossibly long manes of luridly coloured ponies.
  ECONOMIST: Toys