| 释义 |
hu·mid
\ˈhyümə̇d also ˈyü-\ adjective
Etymology: French or Latin; Middle French humide, from Latin humidus, umidus, from humēre, umēre to be moist or damp — more at humor
: containing or characterized by perceptible moisture : damp, moist, vaporous
< humid air >
< a hot humid climate >
Synonyms: see wet |