rosy 的定义
ros·i·er, ros·i·est.
- pink or pinkish-red; roseate.
- having a fresh, healthy redness.
- bright or promising: a rosy future.
- cheerful or optimistic: rosy anticipations.
- made or consisting of roses: a rosy bower.
rosy 近义词
pink, reddish in color
cheerful, hopeful
更多rosy例句
- In the story, a rosy pink cloud suddenly rolls across Earth, and if you breathe it in, you die.
- An aide to a Republican senator on the committee was rosy about the prospects of Buttigieg enjoying GOP support in his confirmation.
- When we look at the nuances revealed by further data, however, the picture is a little less rosy.
- Their marriage spanned 63 years, not always wonderful and rosy but undoubtedly persistent and engaged.
- CFOs in North America have a similarly rosy outlook, as the graphic above shows.
- But since those rosy scenarios were first floated, the California political scene has grown more crowded.
- Klein paints a rosy picture of the charter schools, while admitting that not all outperformed traditional public schools.
- With her sweet smile, rosy cheeks, and wavy white-blond hair, she found money was easy to come by.
- At that moment Constance appeared and grew pale and rosy by turns as Louis bent over her small gloved fingers.
- And there things did not look as rosy as the better diplomatic atmosphere.
- As the last car rushed by, a lady at one of the windows tossed out two rosy apples.
- Within the sunbonnets were three equally rosy faces, of varying sizes, each smiling broadly and each full of a friendly curiosity.
- Her rosy cheeks were deadly pale now, and wet with the tears that flowed unceasingly from her large black eyes.
- Disillusionment cut him to the quick, but had no power to obscure his rosy views of human nature.
- And as she spread her fingers five little rosy rays came out of each sleeve.