smoky的意思|smoky的解释-里氏词典

smoky ['smәuki]

a. 冒烟的, 满是烟的, 熏脏的, 烟灰色的

smoky
smokier, smokiest

[ adj ]

marked by or emitting or filled with smoke

<adj.all>

smoky rafters

smoky chimneys

a smoky fireplace

a smoky corridor

tasting of smoke

<adj.all>

smoky sausages

Smoky \Smok"y\, a. [Compar. {Smokier}; superl. {Smokiest}.]
1. Emitting smoke, esp. in large quantities or in an
offensive manner; fumid; as, smoky fires.

2. Having the appearance or nature of smoke; as, a smoky fog.
``Unlustrous as the smoky light.'' --Shak.

3. Filled with smoke, or with a vapor resembling smoke;
thick; as, a smoky atmosphere.

4. Subject to be filled with smoke from chimneys or
fireplace; as, a smoky house.

5. Tarnished with smoke; noisome with smoke; as, smoky
rafters; smoky cells.

6. Suspicious; open to suspicion. [Obs.] --Foote.

{Smoky quartz} (Min.), a variety of quartz crystal of a pale
to dark smoky-brown color. See {Quartz}.

The highly controversial theory says such impacts kicked up dust and triggered smoky fires that blocked enough sunlight to freeze many creatures and deprive others of food supplies.
For superb Kobe steaks and Japanese beer, the smoky Misu's Kitchen on Patpong 1 is a must. Entertainment? Bangkok is as notorious for its night life as for its traffic - again, justly.
'It has just that fragrant, smoky flavour I remember as a girl.' I had no distant, kipper-related memories to dwell on.
The 12:38 p.m. accident, in a tunnel beneath the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, set off a smoky fire, said Metro-North railroad spokesman Dan Brucker.
A smoky fire of undetermined origin wrecked an underground vault containing two transformers and switching equipment Wednesday, cutting electricity to much of the city's retail, financial and hotel core and closing numerous businesses.
"It was really nothing unusual _ just very smoky and very hot," said Homer Bishop, acting fire chief.
There is heavy emphasis on reds and pinks from smoky and tea rose to mandarin orange, Day-Glo or shocking pink.
I am truly blessed." Throughout the festival, the smoky air was rich with the scent of sizzling sausage and lamb burgers cooking on grills.
Finally they move through the smoky forest, crushing hot coals, chopping up burning trees and burying smoldering logs, eventually trudging out of the wilderness with up to 100 pounds of gear on their backs.
Spokane residents also had to put up with smoky skies from the forest fires burning in the northeast part of the state.
"On July 14, nothing happened here," said Pelletier. "There was no television to see live how the Bastille was taken." A smoky mattress fire on the 17th floor of a Marriott Hotel forced evacuation of about 50 guests and employees Friday.
A fog machine works overtime to create the right smoky atmosphere.
The 6-foot-5 Gordon, who dominated the film with his smoky voice, smooth sax playing and world-weary yet regal bearing, was nominated for an Academy Award _ a first for a musician.
If you think the tango means bodies twined together to a simple, smoky melody with a relentless beat, think again.
Passengers aboard Amtrak's California Zephyr complained that they received no warnings or instructions from crew members when a smoky fire caused by a defective heater in a crew car killed one man early Saturday and injured 19 people.
Also testifying was Kentucky Fire Marshal John William Martin, who said a smoky fire that engulfed the church bus still would have occurred if the vehicle had been equipped with a protective cage around its gas tank.
At other times, dense smoky mists or a strong smell of sulfur permeated the house, the investigators said.
Then he was silent." The speaker system at the Empire State Building may have been faulty when a smoky fire erupted halfway up the 102-story landmark, forcing many of the 1,000 people inside to seek their own way out.
The smoky flame was about four or five inches high, he recalls.
Underneath the slick production, the smoky grays and blues, lurks some rather unstylish racism.
Later the wind dropped, the rain let up, and I walked the half-hour back to the pub by the port. It seemed that every villager on the island was crowded into its smoky bar.
A smoky fire erupted Monday night at the downtown Union Bank building, burning offices on two upper floors of the 38-story tower before it was extinguished.
They argue, for example, that airlines should be required to furnish smoke hoods, which would provide passengers with several minutes of oxygen and thus increase their chances of making their way out of a smoky airplane.
The trend caught on as the larger state-owned vineyards followed suit. Gently sloping smoky grey bottles or odalisque flasks with elongated necks make a beautiful addition to any wine cellar or dinner-table.
A smoky fire that broke out in a room at the Pentagon was put out Tuesday night with no one being injured, authorities said.
Timing and a little luck helped quash a smoky fire that caused evacuation of the 101-year-old Texas Capitol but no injuries and relatively minor damage.
Treating a New Year's hangover with full tilt avant-garde jazz in a smoky basement club with a relative humidity of 99 per cent would not be the average citizen's cup of purgative, but the grimy 100 Club in Oxford Street was full to the rafters anyway.
Despite the timely agenda of feminism and an ethnic rethinking of America's western heritage, however, director Kelly's film turns out to be a rather standard melodrama, complete with poker games in a smoky saloon and bad guys with scruffy beards.

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