bleary 的定义
blear·i·er, blear·i·est.
- blurred or dimmed, as from sleep or weariness.
- indistinct; unclear: The day begins with a bleary view of one's world.
- fatigued; worn-out.
bleary 近义词
blurry
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bleary 的反义词 8 个
tired
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- By mid-June 2020, there were already signs that our bleary-eyed re-emergence was premature.
- An electrician looked under the porch to check the electrical box and saw bleary bear eyes blinking back.
- In the downstairs exhibit hall, attendees of all ages slumped on the white sofas like bleary-eyed rag dolls.
- It was just Mike Royko and his pal, Big Shack, and whatever their bleary musings happened to be that night three years ago.
- We convened at the White Horse Tavern, under the glum and bleary eyes of Dylan Thomas, Norman Mailer, and Jack Kerouac.
- Shots of a bleary-eyed William leaving a London club at the weekend in today's Daily Mail.
- The party scene grew and grew, and many a morning session was attended by bleary-eyed veterans of all-night binges.
- I found him first, a little withered, dried-up old fellow, wrinkled-faced and bleary-eyed and tottery.
- He was not a pleasant object to look upon, with his straggling hair, and his blotched face, and his bloodshot bleary eyes.
- He was a very big, large-boned hound, gray with age and wrinkled and lame, and bleary-eyed.
- The bleary red eyes glanced at her keenly, and appeared to appreciate her disappointment.
- He paused with a grimy finger in the middle of a column of figures, and peered at Gipsy with a pair of red, bleary eyes.