languid

形容词疲倦的; 没精打采的，呆滞的; 萧条的; 慢吞吞

形容词

1. 疲倦的：languette 像舌头的 | languid 疲倦的 | languidly 疲倦地

2. 倦怠的：mitigate减轻 | languid倦怠的a | languish衰弱v

3. 懒洋洋的：反叛的rebellious | 懒洋洋的languid | 内向的,含蓄的introverted

4. 倦怠的,没精打采的：indelible持久的,擦不掉的,去不掉的 | languid倦怠的,没精打采的 | lethal致死的,致命的

1. 无精打采的；懒洋洋的；倦怠的
    If you describe someone as languid, you mean that they show little energy or interest and are very slow and casual in their movements.

    e.g. To his delight a familiar, tall, languid figure lowered itself down the steps of a club.
           看到一个熟悉的高大身影沿着俱乐部的台阶无精打采地走下来，他高兴极了。
    e.g. Time spent at Jumby Bay can be as energetic or as languid as you wish.
           来琼比湾消磨时光，动静皆宜，尽可随心所欲。

1. Ferguson also described Berbatov's display as " excellent " although he felt the languid Bulgarian centre forward should have scored three or four goals.

2. A cuckoo sang on hurriedly, while another unknown bird echoed in a languid tune.

3. The service sector's languid performance has seriously curbed employment and increases of private income.

4. languid的反义词

4. Her languid but sexy voice and original English songs with a touch of jazz are the reasons audiences love her.

5. The languid phrasing expounds love in a way only the French can.

6. languid的解释

6. The right tour guide can transform the Plain Jane into a Peyton Place, unlocking the historical secrets behind an otherwise languid location.

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7. That was 17 more than United's record signing Dimitar Berbatov scored, with the languid Bulgarian failing to shine in his second season at Old Trafford.

8. Soft and languid sunshine sprinkle all over the lakes and play with the shining blue waves joyously.

9. Walk farther into the park, and a sweet violin melody emerges over languid piano chords.

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