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weeds

US // (wiːdz) //

杂草,杂草丛生,野草,稗子

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Definitions

  1. 1
    • : Also called: widow's weeds a widow's black mourning clothes
    • : obsolete any clothing

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inclothes/clothing
Forms: weeded, weeding
Synonyms
sunday best周日最佳,星期天最好,星期天最好的,星期天最好的东西accouterment褂子,褂芯胁芯写褋褌胁芯,褂芯谐褉邪薪apparel服饰,服装,衣服,服饰类array阵列,数组,阵列式,阵列中caparison岬角,帽檐civvies公务员,公务员服,公务员装,公务员服装costume服装covering覆盖,覆盖面,涵盖,覆盖率drag拖动,拖累,拖拽,拖曳drapery帷幔,窗帘,帘子,帷幕dress衣服,礼服,穿着,穿衣duds哑弹,哑巴,哑铃,哑炮ensemble合奏,集合,合并,集合体equipment设备finery服饰,衣饰,衣着打扮,服装frippery花花公子,花巧,花边新闻,花边frock衣服,连续衣,连连衣裙full feather全羽,完整的羽毛,满天飞,满天星garb外衣,衣服,外套,服装garments服装,衣服,纺织品gear齿轮,装备,档位get-up起床,起身,起床仪式,站起来habiliment习惯,习性,适应性,职务habit习惯,嗜好,惯性,体型hand-me-downslivery涂装,涂鸦,涂饰,涂装服务mufti穆夫提,穆夫蒂,穆罕默德,伊斯兰教法学家outfit装备,舾装,舾装件,衣服overclothes外衣,衣服,罩衣,罩衫panoply纵观全局,纵横捭阖,纵横交错,纵览rags抹布,褴褛,碎布,碎纸片raiment降示,降雨量,降示牌,降价regalia礼节,礼服,勋章,典礼rigging索具,索道sack袋子,袋子里的东西,袋子里的钱,袋子里的食物sportswear运动装,运动服,体育用品,运动服装tailleur尾随者,尾随员,尾巴,尾随tatters破烂,破烂不堪,残破的东西,残破不堪things事物,事态,事项,事宜threads线程,线路,线条,线头toggery拨云见日,拨火棍,拨弄,拨云见雾togs裤装,礼服,衣服,裤衩tout ensemble一应俱全,全员参与,全套,全套方案trappings物质,外在条件,痕迹,财产trousseau妆奁,妆饰,奁,妆容underclothes内衣,衬衣,衣服,底裤vestment衣服vesture服饰,服装,衣服,礼服vines葡萄树,葡萄藤,葡萄干,葡萄架wardrobe衣柜,衣橱,橱柜,衣柜里的东西wear穿着,磨损,穿戴,磨损程度weeds杂草,杂草丛生,野草,稗子zoot suit无袖装,无尾熊套装,无尾熊装,无尾熊服装

Examples

  • But Horrigan says the site weeds out red flags like vague or unlisted addresses.

  • Sound is the unseen force binding both Weeds and Orange Is the New Black.

  • Lagos has an unplanned-ness to it, houses spring up everywhere like weeds, roads and streets interweave.

  • Before we get too deep into the weeds,” Morgan interrupted, “Is your mom running for president?

  • Even in the Showtime series Weeds, a fictitious tobacco company looked to pot as its future growth industry.

  • The young plants were kept free from weeds, and were transplanted when about two inches high.

  • She is still attired in widow's weeds, but looks more composed and happy than when we saw her many months ago there.

  • Tessa had gone down to her flower-bed to pull a few weeds that had pushed themselves in among her pansies.

  • The dooryard was covered with a heavy sod and the ancient flower beds had run wild with weeds.

  • Eudora was racing now through the briers, and weeds, and palmetto stumps, and dragging Mandy Ann with her.