weather-beaten
英 [ˈweðə biːtn]
美 [ˈweðər biːtn]
adj. (因风吹日晒)粗糙的,晒黑的,受损的
牛津词典
adj.
- (因风吹日晒)粗糙的,晒黑的,受损的
rough and damaged because the person spends a lot of time outside
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED (皮肤)经风吹日晒的,饱经风霜的
If your face or skin isweather-beaten, it is rough with deep lines because you have spent a lot of time outside in bad weather.- ...a stout man with a ruddy, weather-beaten face.
一个强壮的男人,红红的脸上饱经风霜
- ...a stout man with a ruddy, weather-beaten face.
- ADJ-GRADED (物体)饱经风霜的,经风吹日晒的
Something that isweather-beatenis rough and slightly damaged after being outside for a long time.- They would look out through the cracks of their weather-beaten door.
他们会透过那扇经受风吹日晒的老木门的缝隙向外张望。
- They would look out through the cracks of their weather-beaten door.
英英释义
adj
- tanned and coarsened from being outdoors
- a weather-beaten face
- worn by exposure to the weather
- a house of weathered shingles
双语例句
- After 36 years at the Met Office, including a spell writing the shipping forecast, John Mitchell has a weather-beaten mind.
在英国气象局工作了36年之久(其中有一段时间负责编写海上气候预报),约翰米切尔的头脑已经饱经风霜。 - A weather-beaten tree stood next to the old house.
一棵饱经风雨的树矗立在旧房子旁边。 - The carol of the birds was loud and high, and, on the weather-beaten sill of the great window of the bedchamber of Monsieur the Marquis, one little bird sang its sweetest song with all its might.
侯爵卧室那饱经风霜的巨大窗户的窗棂上一只小鸟正竭尽全力唱出最甜美的歌。 - They would look out through the cracks of their weather-beaten door.
他们会透过那扇经受风吹日晒的老木门的缝隙向外张望。 - He seemed surprised and then his weather-beaten face warmed up with a huge smile.
他似乎很惊讶,随后他饱经风霜的脸被温暖得绽开着巨大的笑容。 - Not far from the road stood a weather-beaten old barn of reddish-grey brick and tile.
离大路不远,有一个久经风吹雨打的老仓房,由灰中带红的砖和瓦盖的。 - There was a look of surprise on his thin-lipped weather-beaten face.
他那张嘴唇薄薄、饱经风霜的面孔上,露出惊异的神色。 - He was only a little more weather-beaten than when I saw him last.
他比我上一回看见他,只不过凤吹雨打更显得憔悴了一些。 - He's an ugly chap, and he's got a weather-beaten face.
一个脸上满是皱纹,丑陋的家伙。 - I never knew about my mother's first husband until I was playing Scrabble one day when I was 10 or 11 and opened her weather-beaten copy of Webster's Dictionary to look up a word.
在我10岁还是11岁之前,我对我母亲的第一任丈夫毫无所知。直到有一天我在玩猜字游戏时,为了查找单词,我翻开了她那本饱经风霜的韦伯词典。