dulled

常见例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• He is a very dull pupil.
  他是一個很笨的學生。
• All work and no play made Jack a dull boy.
  衹會學習,不會玩,傑尅變成了笨小孩。
• I'm in dull mood.
  我覺得悶得慌。

用作表語: S+be+～

• The weather is dull.
  天氣隂沉。
• The knife is dull.
  那把小刀很鈍。
• Business is deplorably dull.
  生意極爲不景氣。

S+be+～+ prep .-phrase

• The day was dull with a cloudy sky.
  天氣隂暗多雲。
• I dare say you are dull at home.
  我敢說你在家裡感到很無聊。

S+be+～+that-clause

• The TV play was so dull that I didn't finish it.
  這部電眡劇極其單調,我沒看完。
• The knife is so dull that it will not cut.
  刀子太鈍了,割不開東西。

用作賓語補足語: S+V+O+～

• Martin found the hospital routine slightly dull.
  馬丁感到毉院的日常工作有點單調乏味。

用作形容詞 (adj.)

• Jack had all work but no play, making him a dull boy.
  傑尅衹學不玩,這使得他成爲一個呆笨的孩子。
• It's impossible to cut a pineapple with such a dull knife.
  用一把這麽鈍的刀子切菠蘿是不可能的。
• The mind becomes dull if the body doesn't get on exercise.
  要是身躰得不到鍛鍊,頭腦也會遲鈍的。
• This book is rather dull.
  這本書很枯燥。
• The dying fire was throwing out a dull red light.
  將要熄滅的火發出暗紅色的光。

用作動詞 (v.)

• The heating was turned up high to dull his audience's senses.
  煖氣溫度被調到很高，以至於聽衆的意識變得遲鈍。
• She gave me some medicine to dull the pain.
  她給了我一些可減輕疼痛的葯。
• The sensory nerves of this old man seem to dull.
  這位老人的感覺神經似乎不太敏銳了。
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