gray
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/ɡreɪ/
🇬🇧
/ɡreɪ/
adjective
A1
a color between white and black, like the color of ashes or clouds
Her hair turned gray as she got older.
她的头发随着年龄的增长变白了。
R
lacking brightness or color, like a cloudy day
The sky was gray, making the day feel gloomy.
天空灰蒙蒙的，让这一天感觉阴沉。
R
having gray hair, which can happen as people get older
He's gone very gray since he retired.
他退休后变得非常苍老。
R
looking pale, often because someone is sick, tired, or sad
She looked gray with worry after hearing the news.
听到这个消息后，她看起来很担心。
R
boring or not exciting, often making someone feel sad
Without her, his world seemed gray and empty.
没有她，他的世界看起来灰暗而空虚。
R
not interesting or appealing, often used to describe people or things that are dull
The office was filled with gray, boring people.
办公室里充满了灰暗、无聊的人。
R
related to old age or older people
The gray vote is becoming more important in this election.
在这次选举中，灰色选票变得越来越重要。
noun
R
a color between white and black, like the color of smoke or ashes
The paint color is a dark gray.
油漆的颜色是深灰色。
R
a horse that is gray or white in color
She rode the gray horse through the forest.
她骑着灰色的马穿过森林。
verb
R
to turn gray, often as a sign of aging
His hair started to gray at the temples.
他的头发开始在鬓角变白。
translation
灰色, 灰暗的, 头发花白的, 脸色苍白的, 单调乏味的, 无趣的, 年老的
灰色, 灰色马
变灰白
词形变化
3rd Present
grays
Past
grayed
Perfect
grayed
Progressive
graying
Comparative
grayer
Superlative
grayest
Plural
grays