| 单词 | harsh |
| 释义 | harsh I. 1. < a small terrier with a harsh dense coat — Dict. of Sports > < granite stones harsh with lichen — Nancy Hale > specifically < harsh mortar > < harsh concrete > 2. a. < the cognac was harsh — Winifred Bambrick > < a very irritating, pungent, harsh smoke — W.W.Garver > b. < her harsh voice was full of power and humor — G.W.Brace > < music … requires sounds of many contrasting kinds: harsh as well as mellow — Robert Donington > c. < harsh dull greens and blacks — Roger Fry > < a harsh, almost a violent, face — Claudia Cassidy > specifically photography d. < wild and harsh country, full of hot sand and the cholla cactus — S.H.Adams > < harsh north wind — Osbert Sitwell > < harsh lives of toil in sweatshops and mines > 3. a. < the harsh facts of court delays in our city — S.H.Hofstadter > < could be done by a woman as easily as by a man … provided discipline were harsh enough — Lewis Mumford > b. < as harsh and unlovable an old tyrant as one could well imagine — Sat. Eve. Post > 4. < a harsh and sometimes unpleasant book, barren of pretty touches — Brendan Gill > Synonyms: see rough II. < with harsh-resounding trumpets' dreadful bray — Shakespeare > |
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