monstrosity

英[mɒnˈstrɒsəti]
美[mɑnˈstrɑsəti]

基本释义

n.
庞然大物,怪物,巨兽

词性变化

实用例句

a concrete monstrosity

混凝土建成的庞大怪物

牛津词典

Most of the older buildings have been torn down and replaced by modern monstrosities.

大部分旧建筑已被拆除,取而代之的是丑陋的现代建筑物。

Near relative wedding was still one of the main reasons tance disease and congenital monstrosity infants.

近亲婚配家族生育子女仍是出现遗传病和先天畸形儿的主要原因之一.

期刊摘选

Pompidou was in fact saddling us with a procedural monstrosity.

蓬皮杜实际在用程序问题吓唬我们.

辞典例句

London is grandest and most complex monstrosity on earth.

伦敦是世界上最庞大最复杂的怪物.

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A monstrosity too horrible to behold!

不可目视的怪物!

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As that monstrosity of venal lust is no longer possible, it is no longer needed.

以金钱去购买淫欲的丑事既然不可能再存在下去, 那么也就不再有需要了.

辞典例句

Or is it a filthy indulgence, a manufactured monstrosity for which we should justifiably be taxed?

还是说它纯属令人堕落的嗜好 、 一个人造的魔兽,所以我们就理应赋税?

期刊摘选

Phil: Goodness gracious! Who thought monstrosity?

菲尔 ︰ 我的天啊! 是谁想出那种可怕的东西啊?

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The palace is a monstrosity.

宫殿建得很怪异.

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The Butcher is a monstrosity feared by enemies and allies alike.

所以,无论是敌人甚至是盟友,都会对屠夫产生一种难以言状的恐惧.

期刊摘选

Her flower arrangement was a monstrosity.

她插的花真是难看死了.

辞典例句

They regarded the atom bomb as a monstrosity.

他们把原子弹视为怪物.

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英英释义

Noun
  • 1. a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed

  • 2. something hideous or frightful;

    "they regarded the atom bomb as a monstrosity"