dewy
dewy — 形容詞
- dewypositive
- dewiercomparative
- dewiestsuperlative
1. slightly wet from the tiny beads of moisture that form overnight on grass, leave
露濕的
清晨被露水沾濕的
slightly wet from the tiny beads of moisture that form overnight on grass, leaves, and other outdoor surfaces before the morning sun has had a chance to dry them off.
Lucía stepped onto the dewy grass and felt the cool moisture through her sandals.
Lucía 踩到露濕的草地上，感覺涼涼的水氣透過涼鞋滲進來。
collocation: dewy grass
The old wooden bench felt cold and dewy in the morning air.
那張舊木長椅在清晨的空氣中摸起來又冷又濕，沾滿了露水。
Jisoo wiped the dewy car windows with a cloth before driving to work.
Jisoo 在開車上班前，用一塊布把結滿露水的車窗擦乾淨。
attributive use: dewy + noun (car windows)
In the garden, dewy cobwebs sparkled like necklaces between the branches.
在花園裡，結著露珠的蜘蛛網在枝葉間閃閃發光，像一條條項鍊。
The park was quiet and the dewy paths shimmered under the early light.
公園裡很安靜，沾滿露水的小徑在晨光中閃爍著光芒。
- dewy grass
- dewy leaves
- dewy morning
- dewy fields
- dewy skin
- dewy surface
- dewy petals
文法句型
be + dewy
dewy + noun
用法筆記
Often used to describe outdoor surfaces, plants, or objects that have been outside overnight. Common in descriptive and literary writing about early morning scenes.