- 看过 checkered 的人也看了 :
- motley
- spotted
- diversified
- variegated
- quilted
- mutable
- patchwork
- plaid
- checky
checkered 的定义
- marked by numerous and various shifts or changes; variegated: a checkered career.
- marked by dubious episodes; suspect in character or quality: a checkered past.
- marked with squares: a checkered fabric.
- diversified in color; alternately light and shadowed: the checkered shade beneath trees.
checkered 近义词
patterned
checkered 的近义词 9 个
更多checkered例句
- The field of dreams is nothing if not a place for players with checkered pasts who nonetheless can’t let the game go.
- A small bearded man, Coccia turned up in a blue suit and blue checkered tie, completely inappropriate attire for the outdoors, even though we had agreed that we would take a walk in the forest together.
- Dysregulation isn’t the only psych term with a checkered past definition that Kennedy uses in a lighter, more evolved way.
- It is well past time for medicine’s checkered past to give way to a future where the fabric of women’s experience is recognized and respected in its entirety.
- Surveillance technologies and the San Diego border have a checkered history.
- On a “warm up session,” he can be seen donning a checkered shirt and baseball hat atop his bushy ponytail.
- Your character has a great look, with the short bob and the checkered dress.
- He started out with a mixed, checkered record [and] seemed to be ready to build a good relationship with the West.
- Although it should be noted that Feldman does have a checkered past.
- In a video uploaded to YouTube, a young man, wearing a checkered keffiyeh over his face, said he was a Svoboda member.
- In short, the news was exactly of that checkered order which was calculated to put us all in the highest spirits.
- She sat all alone, plucking nervously at the red-and-white checkered tablecloth.
- Together we rejoiced at the escape of Sill and Lamson, and made merry over the vicissitudes of my checkered career.
- The ground is checkered with flakes of sunlight that fall through the leaves, and over all is the silence of the summer noon.
- Here the merry chase had swept the hills; here revelry and pageantry had checkered a life of fierce strife and haughty oppression.