dusky
英['dʌski]美['dʌski]
a. 微暗的,忧郁的
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- In the west there was a great suffusion of cold red light, which made the sides of the little valley look only more rugged and dusky
西边落霞满天，一片冷冷的红光，使幽谷两边的山壁看起来只是显得更加皱褶黝黑。收藏 - The dusky night rides down the sky,/ And ushers in the morn(Henry Fielding;it often refers to deepness of shade of a color
黑夜驱走了天空/带来了早晨(亨利·菲尔丁);它常指阴影或颜色的深度收藏 - A dusky blush rose to her cheek(Edith Wharton.
红晕的羞愧涌上她的面颊(伊迪斯·华顿)。收藏 - She had the kind of water-gipsy face, dusky but rosy
她长着水上吉普赛人的脸孔，黑里透红。收藏 - "Her dusky arched eyebrows were knitted and yet not frowning, her speaking eyes held both merriment and sorrow"
"两弯似蹙非蹙烟眉,一双似喜非喜含情目."收藏
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