| 释义 |
- adj.闷热的；闷人的；通风不畅的；一本正经的
- 网络不透气的；不通风的；乏味的
比较级：stuffier 最高级：stuffiest Adj.+n. stuffy room,stuffy atmosphere adj. airless,stale,smelly,smoky,hot 1. | 闷热的；闷人的；通风不畅的warm in an unpleasant way and without enough fresh air |
| | | It gets very hot and stuffy in here in summer. 这里夏天很热很闷。 |
2. | (informal) 一本正经的；古板的；无聊的；保守的very serious, formal, boring or old-fashioned |
| a stuffy, formal family 一本正经而又古板的一家人 | | plain, stuffy clothes 朴素刻板的衣服 |
3. | （鼻子）不通的，堵住的；鼻塞的if you have astuffy nose, your nose is blocked because you have a cold |
adj. | 1. 闷热的,气闷的;鼻子不通气的;沉闷乏味的;古板的,保守的;一本正经的;架子十足的 1. 闷热的,气闷的;鼻子不通气的;沉闷乏味的;古板的,保守的;一本正经的;架子十足的 |
adj. | 1. without any fresh air, and often too warm 2. very old-fashioned, strict, or conventional 3. blocked with mucus, making breathing difficult 4. if you have a stuffy nose or head, you cannot breathe well because of a cold or similar illness 5. a stuffy room is too warm and has an unpleasant smell because there is no fresh air in it 6. criticizing anyone whose behaviour is unusual 1. without any fresh air, and often too warm 2. very old-fashioned, strict, or conventional 3. blocked with mucus, making breathing difficult 4. if you have a stuffy nose or head, you cannot breathe well because of a cold or similar illness 5. a stuffy room is too warm and has an unpleasant smell because there is no fresh air in it 6. criticizing anyone whose behaviour is unusual |
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