| 释义 |
zombified, a.
Brit. |ˈzɒmbɪfʌɪd|, U.S. |ˈzɑmbəˌfaɪd|
Forms: 19– zombiefied, 19– zombified
[‹ zombify v. + -ed suffix1.]
Transformed into a zombie. Chiefly in extended use (cf. zombie n. 2, zombify v.).
1965Esquire Dec. 94/3 Brutally lit extreme close-ups that make everybody look zombified. 1974N.Y. Times 5 Dec. 57/2 Mr. Dwoskin has directed his zombified performers to pause between each sentence. 1991New Yorker 16 Sept. 28/1 Hundreds..of exhausted, screaming kids and their zombified parents. 2003Cult Times May 40/3 The zombified populace start to assist the aliens in their hunt for a criminal who can change shape at will. |