acrid 的定义
- sharp or biting to the taste or smell; bitterly pungent; irritating to the eyes, nose, etc.: acrid smoke from burning rubber.
- extremely or sharply stinging or bitter; exceedingly caustic: acrid remarks.
acrid 近义词
bitter, sour to taste
nasty in behavior or words
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- The earth itself comes apart, and from its depths blast fiery molten rock, acrid gas, and towering plumes of ash.
- The sun was still low in the sky, obscured by the Pentagon and the enormous billowing clouds of acrid smoke, making it hauntingly dark.
- Still, things feel more acrid than they were during Impeachment Summer.
- Unlike California, it was physical, ugly and acrid back then.
- With 2014 as a congressional election year, the acrid scrums of 2013 will give way to the combat of the campaign.
- Amidst much screeching of breaks and the acrid smell of burning rubber, Cameron executed a high speed u-turn.
- They were hitting on all cylinders as they mined the acrid ore of Mamet's singular cynicism.
- Its taste is curiously acrid; and (as might be expected) it is freely used as a tonic, and is very good for the purpose.
- Another call followed it, and then a throaty thrilling, and then another short series of acrid and moving calls.
- He was huge of build, with a long grey beard to which adhered stale morsels of food and the acrid scent of strong cigars.
- There was a sound of splintering glass and the acrid smell of smoke.
- If he has an acrid wit he may make us ashamed of our highest enthusiasms.