damping

IPA/dˈampɪŋ/
KK[dˈæmpɪŋ]IPA/dˈæmpɪŋ/

damping — 形容詞

1. a little wet, often giving an unpleasant cold or sticky feel

1.形容詞B1
釋義

潮濕的

微濕且令人不適的

a little wet, often giving an unpleasant cold or sticky feel

例句

Fatima wiped the counter with a damping cloth after washing the dishes.

Fatima 洗完碗後用一塊微濕的布擦拭櫥櫃。

damping + noun (attributive use)

The damping air in the cave made everyone's skin feel cold and clammy.

洞穴裡潮濕的空氣讓每個人的皮膚都感到冰涼黏膩。

常見搭配
  • damping cloth
  • damping air
  • damping mist
  • damping weather
  • damping grass
  • damping ground
同義詞
  • moist

    more neutral or positive; does not imply discomfort

  • humid

    describes air or weather rather than surfaces, and is more formal

  • clammy

    stronger negative connotation; describes an unpleasantly wet and cold feeling

反義詞
  • dry

    having no moisture at all

文法句型

damp + noun

be + damp

用法筆記

Commonly describes surfaces, air, cloth, or weather that feel a little wet and uncomfortable rather than refreshingly moist.

常見錯誤

The damping towel is soaking wet.
The damping towel is slightly wet.
Damping means a little wet, not completely soaked.

damping — 名詞

damping — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • damp cloth
  • damp air
  • damp weather
  • damp ground
  • damping vibration
  • damping oscillation

副詞搭配

  • slightly damp
  • still damp
  • damp down thoroughly
  • economically damp
  • effectively damped

常用片語

  • damp down the fire
  • damp someone's enthusiasm
  • damp economic growth
  • damp consumer spending
  • remove damping from
  • signs of damping

介系詞搭配

  • damp with (water, sand, ash)
  • damp by (a policy, an event, a rule)
  • damp in (the air, the basement)
  • damp from (rain, humidity)
  • damp down (a fire)