单词 | lurid |
释义 | lu·rid 1. a. < frightened to death by the lurid waxworks — Sara H. Hay > < the leaves … shone lurid, livid — they looked as if dipped in sea water — Virginia Woolf > < lights around the two effigies threw them up into lurid distinctness — Thomas Hardy > b. archaic c. 2. < lurid flames of burning chateaux — C.A. & Mary Beard > < the sun, shining through the smoke … seemed blood-red, and threw an unfamiliar lurid light upon everything — H.G.Wells > 3. a. < lurid examples of debauchery and vice — Liam O'Flaherty > < the tabloids gave all the lurid details of floating wreckage and dismembered bodies > b. < lurid emotionalism and tear-jerking nostalgia — Leslie Rees > < his readings of standard symphonic works seemed lurid and supercharged — Douglas Watt > < lurid as any melodrama — S.H.Holbrook > < paperbacks in the usual lurid covers — T.R.Fyvel > |
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