| 释义 |
lo·gy
adjective
also log·gy \ˈlōgē, -gi sometimes ˈlȯg- or ˈläg-\
(usually -er/-est)
Etymology: perhaps from Dutch log heavy, unwieldy, cumbersome + English -y; akin to Middle Low German luggich lazy, sleepy
1. : marked by sluggishness and lack of vitality : slowed down especially physically or mentally to a condition of dullness or numbed languidness or lethargy : heavily listless : dopey, groggy, torpid
< was logy from eating too much >
< took a sleeping tablet and felt logy the next morning >
2. : lacking resilience : not recovering quickly when stress is released : having low snap
< a logy piece of rubber > |