mouldy

简明释义

英[ˈməʊldi]美[ˈmoʊldi]

adj. 发霉的；陈腐的，过时的；<英，非正式>乏味的，令人沮丧的

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1.Pretty mouldy pay increase this year.

我们今年的加薪少得可怜。

2.The newspapers grew mouldy on the tables.

报纸在桌子上发霉了。

3.He put the Horse out in a field full of thistles and gave it only a little mouldy hay to eat.

他把马拉到长满蓟的野地里，只给它一点儿发霉的干草吃。

4.Foods are easily to be mouldy in humid days.

潮湿的日子里，食物很容易发霉。

5.We fly in the planes and we eat the mouldy fruit salad .

你们会说，我们在飞机上飞，我们吃腐烂的水果沙拉。

6.The grain has gone mouldy in the stack.

垛里的谷子发霉了。

7.Leaving the door ajar, amid the stench of mouldy limewash and stale cobwebs he undid his braces.

门半掩着，在发霉的石灰浆和陈年的蜘蛛网的臭气中，解下了背带。

8.The rubber bales inside the pallets are more or less damp and mouldy, some have even stuck together.

托盘内的橡胶或多或少潮湿并发霉，有一些甚至粘在了一块。

9.Mouldy reason and mould-proof measure and mould-proof test are introduced in this paper.

介绍了纸及其制品的霉变原因，防霉措施和防霉效果检测方法。

10.I found some mouldy 发霉的 bread at the back of the pantry.

我在储藏室的角落里发现了一些发霉的面包。

11.The old house had a mouldy 发霉的 smell that made me feel uneasy.

这座老房子散发着一种让我感到不安的发霉的气味。

12.After the rain, the walls of the basement became mouldy 发霉的 and needed to be cleaned.

雨后，地下室的墙壁变得发霉的，需要清理。

13.She refused to eat the cheese because it looked mouldy 发霉的.

她拒绝吃那块看起来发霉的奶酪。

14.The mouldy 发霉的 fruit was thrown away immediately.

那些发霉的水果被立即扔掉了。

作文

The smell of dampness filled the air as I entered the old attic of my grandparents' house. It was a place that had not been touched for years, and everything seemed to be covered in a thick layer of dust. As I stepped further inside, I noticed several boxes stacked in the corner, their edges frayed and worn. Curiosity got the better of me, and I decided to explore what lay within these forgotten treasures. When I opened the first box, I was greeted by the sight of old clothes, some of which looked like they belonged to another era. However, a closer inspection revealed that many of them were now mouldy (发霉的), with patches of green and black spreading across the fabric. It was a disappointing discovery, as I had hoped to find something valuable or nostalgic. Moving on to the next box, I found an assortment of books, their spines cracked and pages yellowed with age. I picked one up, only to find that it was also mouldy (发霉的). The musty smell wafted up from the pages, and I knew I couldn't read it without risking my health. It struck me how time can turn cherished possessions into something unrecognizable and unwelcoming. Each item I uncovered told a story of its own, but the mouldy (发霉的) remnants were a stark reminder of the passage of time and neglect. As I continued my exploration, I found a small wooden chest. My heart raced with excitement as I imagined what might be inside. However, when I opened it, I was met with a similar fate; the contents were mouldy (发霉的) and deteriorating. Old photographs, once vibrant and full of life, were now barely visible beneath the layers of mould (霉菌). It was disheartening to see memories fading away due to the effects of moisture and neglect. I realized that the attic, once a treasure trove of family history, had become a graveyard for memories. The mouldy (发霉的) artifacts served as a metaphor for how we often neglect our past. Just like the items in the attic, our memories can become mouldy (发霉的) if we do not take the time to preserve and cherish them. We must actively engage with our history and maintain our connections to those who came before us. Before leaving the attic, I took one last look around. The mouldy (发霉的) items were a reminder of the importance of care and preservation. They taught me that while time may change things, it is our responsibility to keep our memories alive. As I descended the stairs, I vowed to return to the attic, armed with cleaning supplies and a plan to restore some of the treasures I had found. Perhaps I could save a few pieces from becoming completely mouldy (发霉的) and ensure that the stories they held would not be lost forever.

当我走进我祖父母家的旧阁楼时，潮湿的气味弥漫在空气中。这是一个多年未被触碰的地方，所有东西似乎都覆盖着厚厚的灰尘。随着我进一步走进，我注意到角落里堆放着几个箱子，边缘磨损且褪色。好奇心驱使我决定探索这些被遗忘的宝藏。当我打开第一个箱子时，眼前出现了一些旧衣服，其中一些看起来属于另一个时代。然而，仔细检查后我发现，许多衣服现在已经变得mouldy（发霉的），绿色和黑色的斑点在布料上蔓延。这是一个令人失望的发现，因为我曾希望找到一些有价值或怀旧的东西。 继续打开下一个箱子，我发现了一堆书籍，书脊破裂，页面因岁月而发黄。我拿起一本书，却发现它也是mouldy（发霉的）。从页面散发出的霉味让我知道，在没有冒着健康风险的情况下，我无法阅读它。时间如何将珍贵的财物变成不再可识别和不再受欢迎的东西，这让我感到震惊。我发现的每一件物品都讲述着自己的故事，但那些mouldy（发霉的）残骸却清晰地提醒着我时间的流逝和被忽视的现实。 随着我的探索继续，我发现了一个小木箱。想象里面可能有什么，我的心跳加速。然而，当我打开它时，结果却是类似的；里面的内容都是mouldy（发霉的）和正在恶化的。曾经鲜艳而充满生机的旧照片，如今在mould（霉菌）的层层覆盖下几乎不可见。看到这些记忆因潮湿和忽视而逐渐消失，这让我感到沮丧。 我意识到，阁楼曾经是家族历史的宝库，如今却成为了记忆的墓地。这些mouldy（发霉的）文物提醒我，我们常常忽视自己的过去。就像阁楼里的物品一样，如果我们不花时间去保存和珍惜我们的记忆，它们也会变得mouldy（发霉的）。我们必须积极与历史互动，保持与那些在我们之前生活的人们的联系。 在离开阁楼之前，我最后环顾四周。这些mouldy（发霉的）物品提醒我关心和保护的重要性。它们教会我，尽管时间可能会改变事物，但我们有责任保持我们的记忆活着。当我下楼时，我发誓要带着清洁工具和计划回到阁楼，恢复我发现的一些宝藏。也许我可以拯救几件物品，使其不再完全mouldy（发霉的），并确保它们所承载的故事不会永远消失。