rocky 的定义
rock·i·er, rock·i·est.
rocky 近义词
rugged, stony
unyielding, inflexible
doubtful, undependable
更多rocky例句
- Megan Barrington watched the sun rise over the rocky outcrop.
- That extra carbon dioxide results in oceans that are more acidic, which makes it harder for corals to build their rocky homes.
- That means it probably has to be a gas giant like Jupiter rather than a rocky planet like Earth.
- However, he explains, that broth could be a liquid water ocean — one that exchanges chemicals with some rocky surface.
- Because things are only going to get rockier through election day.
- If you doubt that, look at the history of these Northern Rocky Mountain states with the recently delisted wolf.
- These agricultural pests migrate in mid-summer to the Rocky Mountains from Kansas and Nebraska to beat the heat.
- Democrats are struggling up and down the ticket in the Rocky Mountain State.
- By contrast, the interior of big planets like Jupiter still hold some mysteries, such as whether they have rocky cores.
- Well talking about big movies, you've been cast to play Apollo Creed's grandson in a new Rocky franchise installment.
- As he was toiling slowly up a narrow, rocky pass, he suddenly saw an Indian's head peering over the ledge.
- On a rocky islet in the centre of a fresh water pond two miles in circuit they commenced erecting a fort and store house.
- As if to prove that he was a true prophet, the herd split against a rocky pinnacle, and on this we stranded.
- We were now drifting to the South by East through a wide channel, sounding in between fifty and sixty fathoms, rocky bottom.
- Buache Island was visible as well as the small rocky islet between it and Cape Peron.