dirtily

简明释义

英[ˈdɜːtɪli]美[ˈdɜːrtɪli]

adv. 龌龊地；下贱地

英英释义

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1.I expostulated and desired that he should have his in a mug; affirming that I could not taste the liquid treated so dirtily.

我忠告他，希望他用个杯子喝他的牛奶；我肯定说我没法尝搞得这么脏的牛奶。

2.I expostulated and desired that he should have his in a mug; affirming that I could not taste the liquid treated so dirtily.

我忠告他，希望他用个杯子喝他的牛奶；我肯定说我没法尝搞得这么脏的牛奶。

3.The kids played outside and came back dirtily, covered in mud.

孩子们在外面玩，回来时全身肮脏地沾满了泥巴。

4.She looked dirtily at the messy kitchen after the party.

派对后，她看着那个乱糟糟的厨房，脸上露出了厌恶的表情。

5.The dog rolled around dirtily in the grass, enjoying itself.

那只狗在草地上肆意地打滚，玩得不亦乐乎。

6.He spoke dirtily about his competitors, showing no respect.

他对竞争对手肆无忌惮地说话，毫无尊重可言。

7.The old car was parked dirtily on the street, leaking oil.

那辆旧车停在街上，肮脏地漏着油。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there lived a group of children who played in a small park. This park was not like the pristine ones that one might find in affluent neighborhoods. Instead, it was filled with dirt, broken swings, and litter scattered across the ground. However, to these children, it was a paradise. They would spend hours running around, their laughter echoing through the air. Despite the park's condition, they found joy in the simplest of things. One day, as they were playing tag, one child stumbled and fell into a muddy puddle. He looked up at his friends with a grin and said, "I guess I’m dirtily dressed now!" His friends burst into laughter, knowing that being covered in mud was just part of their adventures. The term dirtily (肮脏地) became a badge of honor among them, representing the fun and freedom they experienced while playing outside. As the sun began to set, casting a golden hue over the park, the children started to gather their belongings. They knew it was time to go home, but not without one last game. They ran towards the swings, their feet kicking up dust and dirt as they raced each other. The thrill of the competition made them forget about the grime that clung to their clothes. They were happy, carefree, and unbothered by the state of their surroundings. Later that evening, as they returned home, their parents greeted them with mixed expressions of amusement and dismay. "Look at you all! You’re covered in dirt!" one mother exclaimed. The children laughed and proudly explained how they had spent the day adventuring in their beloved park. Their spirit was infectious, and soon the adults couldn’t help but chuckle at their enthusiasm. This experience reminded me of the beauty of childhood. It is a time when the world is seen through innocent eyes, where dirt and mess are merely part of the adventure. In today’s society, we often prioritize cleanliness and order, sometimes at the expense of joy and exploration. The children’s ability to embrace the dirtily (肮脏地) chaotic nature of their playtime is a lesson for us all. We should remember to find joy in the little things and not shy away from experiences simply because they may be messy or imperfect. As I reflect on this, I realize that life is much like that park. It can be dirty, unpredictable, and challenging. But within that chaos lies the potential for growth, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Just as those children found happiness in their dirtily (肮脏地) stained clothes, we too can find joy in our imperfections. So, let's embrace the dirtiness of life, for it is often in those moments that we discover who we truly are and what brings us happiness.

在繁忙城市的中心，住着一群在小公园里玩耍的孩子。这个公园与富裕社区中那些干净整洁的公园截然不同。这里满是泥土、破旧的秋千和散落在地上的垃圾。然而，对这些孩子来说，这里是一个天堂。他们会花几个小时在这里奔跑，欢笑声在空中回荡。尽管公园的状况不佳，他们却在最简单的事情中找到了快乐。一天，当他们正在玩捉迷藏时，一个孩子摔倒在一个泥水坑里。他抬头看着朋友们，露出微笑说：“我想我现在是dirtily（肮脏地）打扮了！”他的朋友们都笑了起来，知道沾满泥巴只是他们冒险的一部分。这个词dirtily（肮脏地）成为他们的荣誉徽章，代表着他们在户外玩耍时所体验到的乐趣和自由。 当太阳开始落下，给公园洒上一层金色的光辉时，孩子们开始收拾自己的东西。他们知道是时候回家了，但不想错过最后一场游戏。他们朝秋千跑去，脚下扬起尘土和泥土，像是在比赛一样。竞争的刺激让他们忘记了衣服上粘着的污垢。他们快乐、无忧无虑，丝毫不在意周围环境的状态。 晚上，当他们回到家时，父母用混合的表情迎接他们，有些好笑，有些失望。“看看你们！全身都是泥！”一位母亲惊呼。孩子们笑着，自豪地解释他们如何在心爱的公园里度过了一整天的冒险。他们的精神感染了大人，没过多久，成年人也忍不住笑出声来。 这次经历让我想到了童年的美好。那是一个用纯真的眼睛看世界的时刻，肮脏和混乱只是冒险的一部分。在当今社会，我们常常优先考虑干净和整洁，有时甚至以快乐和探索为代价。孩子们能够拥抱这种dirtily（肮脏地）混乱的游戏方式，是对我们所有人的一种启示。我们应该记得在小事中找到快乐，而不是因为可能会弄脏或不完美而退缩。 当我反思这一点时，我意识到生活就像那个公园。它可能是肮脏的、不可预测的，并且充满挑战。但在这种混乱中蕴藏着成长、欢笑和难忘回忆的潜力。正如那些孩子在他们dirtily（肮脏地）沾满泥巴的衣服中找到了快乐，我们也可以在自己的不完美中找到快乐。因此，让我们拥抱生活的肮脏，因为往往在那些时刻，我们能发现真正的自己，以及带给我们快乐的事物。