stodgy
英['stɔdʒi]美['stɔdʒi]
a. 不易消化的,塞满的,平凡的,庸俗的,笨重的
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- Brian's culinary delights soon dispel the myth that traditional English meat and three veg fare is stodgy and dull.
布赖恩的厨艺让人高兴，并且很快驱走了传统的英国肉。收藏 - The gateman was a stodgy fellow of 60
看门人是个六十岁的矮胖子。收藏 - I mean I'm not talking about these stodgy wives, Pug
我的意思不是说那些老古板的女人，帕格。收藏 - Modern British royalty began with Queen Victoria,who still has a bad rep for being stodgy,straitlaced and—well,Victorian(Anthony Holden)
现代英国的王权始于维多利亚女王，她至今尚有顽固守旧、古板乏味以及——噢，维多利亚式的坏名声(安东尼·霍尔登)收藏 - He had a stodgy, dusty, commonplace look to him which was more a matter of mind than of body
他有一副索然无味的，灰蒙蒙的平庸的样子，就他说来，这多半是思想的毛病，而不是相貌的毛病。收藏
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