wintry 的定义
win·tri·er, win·tri·est.
- of or characteristic of winter: wintry blasts; wintry skies.
- resembling winter weather; having snow, frost, cold, storms, etc.: We had wintry weather well into May last year.
- suggestive of winter, as in lack of warmth or cheer: a wintry manner.
wintry 近义词
cold, snowy
更多wintry例句
- Then on Saturday, a wintry mix of precipitation is possible throughout the region.
- The snow or wintry mix could continue Saturday night as lows drop toward the 20s.
- This drawn-out wintry weather event may come in two waves, traveling along an Arctic front draped over the Mid-Atlantic.
- Light wintry precipitation arrives late night, most likely starting as rain or a mix and turning to snow.
- Nor did Monday’s flake-filled skies and consistently wintry vibe seem to vanish as night and darkness drew on.
- Begins: As soon as enough snow has fallen to turn even the most mundane things into lovely wintry sculpture.
- December 13, cold and wet snow: the first day so wintry that Roland Moore rode out to his stock tank to break ice.
- Sequined dresses were shown with long, thigh-grazing sweaters in dark, wintry colors.
- The designer closed out the festivities with a bang—and served up dark, wintry clothes for spring amid piles of wreckage.
- The place looked pretty bleak in the pelting snow and final minutes of wintry gray light.
- She smiled back at him, a pale, timid smile, like a gleam of sunshine from a wintry sky.
- Each day saw the wintry winds grow colder, and soon the ice upon Lake Luna was thick enough to bear.
- Later had come lean and bitter years until finally his reputation dwindled like a gutted candle in a wintry room at midnight.
- And then Lamb began to taste something like panic even as the first neon signs began to smear the wintry shadows.
- Thick fog banks came sweeping past at intervals; a cold north-easterly gale conveyed a wintry feeling to the air.