英语词汇“funky”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

funky1

/ˈfʌŋki

adjective (funkier, funkiest) informal

1(Of music) having or using a strong dance rhythm, in particular that of funk: some excellent funky beats...

Kahakalau's multicultural, multilingual background is reflected in her music, which ranges from soft Hawaiian rhythms to funky reggae beats.
Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house.
The level loaded and funky techno music filled the room.

1.1Modern and stylish in an unconventional or striking way: she likes wearing funky clothes...

The clothes are wonderful, a mix of funky, stylish and classic pieces.
Jane Bond's Martinis are one of its features and, though pricey at $6.85, are just as stylish, funky and classy as the rest of the restaurant.
The aim is to promote a funky, modern image of Chichester, in keeping with the new type of buyer that estate agents have identified.

2North American Strongly musty: cooked greens make the kitchen smell really funky...

Just don't offer your deadbeat ex a place to crash unless you're ready for a permanent roommate with a funky stale beer scent.
I've looked at a variety of liquids, all have some funky combination of smelly smells thrown in.
When you step into a room such as this, and you smell mold, mildew, a funky kind of moisture, a heavy smell, you should look around.

Derivatives

funkily

adverb ...

Look out for a hot girl, funkily dressed and surrounded by adoring men.
He wears the kilt as well but, funkily, it's an all-grey number which he teams with biker's boots.
By nature handmade and wobbly, the braids form a field of funkily hand-drawn, multicolored lines.

funkiness

noun ...

Amos has kept the tracks light and airy, enhancing the always-attractive melodies with carefully layered vocal arrangements and often applying an arresting twist of processed funkiness.
From Chile to Mexico, Honduras to Brazil, the area dances to the sound of a Latin beat, giving it a jumped-up energy and sense of style that, especially at night, has a certain funkiness.
Percussively, there are hints of funkiness and electronica (especially in the verses) blended into powerful pop choruses.

Origin

Late 18th century (in the sense 'smelling strong or bad'): from funk².

Rhymes

funky2

/ˈfʌŋki

adjective (funkier, funkiest) British dated, informal

Frightened, panicky, or cowardly: he did not give up to you like a funky traveller to a highwayman

Origin

Mid 19th century: from funk¹.

单词	funky
释义	funky1 /ˈfʌŋki / adjective (funkier, funkiest) informal 1(Of music) having or using a strong dance rhythm, in particular that of funk: some excellent funky beats... Kahakalau's multicultural, multilingual background is reflected in her music, which ranges from soft Hawaiian rhythms to funky reggae beats. Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house. The level loaded and funky techno music filled the room. 1.1Modern and stylish in an unconventional or striking way: she likes wearing funky clothes... The clothes are wonderful, a mix of funky, stylish and classic pieces. Jane Bond's Martinis are one of its features and, though pricey at $6.85, are just as stylish, funky and classy as the rest of the restaurant. The aim is to promote a funky, modern image of Chichester, in keeping with the new type of buyer that estate agents have identified. 2North American Strongly musty: cooked greens make the kitchen smell really funky... Just don't offer your deadbeat ex a place to crash unless you're ready for a permanent roommate with a funky stale beer scent. I've looked at a variety of liquids, all have some funky combination of smelly smells thrown in. When you step into a room such as this, and you smell mold, mildew, a funky kind of moisture, a heavy smell, you should look around. Derivatives funkily adverb ... Look out for a hot girl, funkily dressed and surrounded by adoring men. He wears the kilt as well but, funkily, it's an all-grey number which he teams with biker's boots. By nature handmade and wobbly, the braids form a field of funkily hand-drawn, multicolored lines. funkiness noun ... Amos has kept the tracks light and airy, enhancing the always-attractive melodies with carefully layered vocal arrangements and often applying an arresting twist of processed funkiness. From Chile to Mexico, Honduras to Brazil, the area dances to the sound of a Latin beat, giving it a jumped-up energy and sense of style that, especially at night, has a certain funkiness. Percussively, there are hints of funkiness and electronica (especially in the verses) blended into powerful pop choruses. Origin Late 18th century (in the sense 'smelling strong or bad'): from funk². Rhymes chunky, clunky, flunkey, hunky, junkie, junky, monkey, punky, spunky funky2 /ˈfʌŋki / adjective (funkier, funkiest) British dated, informal Frightened, panicky, or cowardly: he did not give up to you like a funky traveller to a highwayman Origin Mid 19th century: from funk¹.
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