soddy
/sod-ee/US // ˈsɒd i //UK // (ˈsɒdɪ) //
灌木丛,灌木,灌木灌木,灌木丛中
Definitions
adj.形容词 adjective
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sod·di·er, sod·di·est.
- : of or relating to sod.
- : consisting of sod.
n.名词 noun
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plural sod·dies.
- : Also soddie. Western U.S. sod house.
Examples
So far Professor Soddy, but let the writer add that there is this point about the scientific world not to be overlooked.
The Ranger opened the door of the "soddy," stepped through, and closed it behind him.
She sits at the door of her soddy with her faithful tabby in her lap and is content.
Lakes at the lower levels become meadows, then trees arrive; they overrun the soddy ground, the snow-manured moraines.
It required no high-priced, skilled labor to build a "soddy," and properly built they were quite comfortable.
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