sooty 的定义
soot·i·er, soot·i·est.
- covered, blackened, or smirched with soot.
- consisting of or resembling soot.
- of a black, blackish, or dusky color.
sooty 近义词
dirty
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- It’s the population of New Yorkers who got one another through that sooty, uncertain time of despair and signed on for anything and everything that might lie ahead.
- To the amazement of mission scientists, Voyager 2 sent back images of sooty plumes shooting 5 miles into the air and trailing for hundreds of miles.
- Essential community spaces — a library, Dunbar Grade School, Frissell Memorial Hospital, and churches — were charred to bits, and even the trees that lined the once-bustling streets became sooty figures drooping over a wasteland.
- As intense fires propel dark, sooty aerosols high into the air, they mix with clouds and mostly shield the sun’s energy.
- Prevailing theories at the time supposed the sooty shearwaters got lost in the fog.
- The black of her dress was a sooty black, but you would only have called her hair black because there was nothing else to call it.
- It was an aged female that spoke; she sat on the ground all clad in a sooty garment.
- Others, very dusty, came from beneath carpets, and lastly a sooty bundle was dragged down the chimney.
- The “sooty-fox” is a variety of the “Arctic,” distinguished from it only by its colour, which is of a uniform blackish brown.
- There are lots of mice in this kitchen—sooty mice, not clean like ours—and I thought I'd try to catch them.