| 单词 | marshy |
| 释义 | marshy (mɑːʳʃi ) Word forms: marshier, marshiest adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Marshy land is always wet and muddy. ...the broad, marshy plain of the River Spey. Synonyms: swampy, wet, waterlogged, spongy Collocations: marshy land It lives a skulking life, concealed in dense vegetation, often on marshy land. Times, Sunday Times Neither were they the wispy lights of will-o'-the-wisp, seen over marshy land. Times, Sunday Times He also argued for what he called 'the pursuit of reason' rather than 'reliance on the marshy land of tradition'. Times, Sunday Times This was sited on marshy land that turned into a swamp during heavy rains, making conditions for both spectators and competitors terrible. Times, Sunday Times The tangled mass dropped onto some marshy land, which was freely sprinkled with debris, pieces of which curio hunters took away with evident glee. Times, Sunday Times |
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