smoldering

/smohl-der/US // ˈsmoʊl dər //UK // (ˈsməʊldə) //

炽热的,炽热,灼热的,冒烟的

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

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- : to burn without flame; undergo slow or suppressed combustion.
- : to exist or continue in a suppressed state or without outward demonstration: Hatred smoldered beneath a polite surface.
- : to display repressed feelings, as of indignation, anger, or the like: to smolder with rage.

n.名词 noun

1
- : dense smoke resulting from slow or suppressed combustion.
- : a smoldering fire.

verbburn, simmer

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Abrams gives good smolder, and Francis is terrific, delivering a breakout performance in a role that could be intensely annoying but that she makes wounded and winning.
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A patchwork of building shells and cratered streets, the city tells of a cyclical war, still smoldering.
While BFF Decker landed the cover, Teigen was named “rookie of the year,” launching her career as a smoldering centerfold.
Sculpted, smoldering, and defiant, he is first presented as the natural enemy of Bohannon, a former slave owner.
Gus may be smoldering inside, but the only indication the viewer ever gets is through the weight in his eyes.
Charred beams and blackened walls showed stark and gaunt in the glow of a smoldering mass of wreckage.
He stirred the smoldering ashes till the broiled fowl began to sizzle afresh.
They burlesqued womanhood in a way that stirred always a smoldering resentment against them.
The waiters were all Martian slaves, he noticed, their phosphorescent owl-eyes smoldering in the dim blue light.
In the middle of this higher floor was a smoldering wood fire, from which the smoke had colored the roof timbers a shiny black.