stale
- adj. （食物）不新鲜的，变味的；气味不清新的，难闻的；没有新意的，老掉牙的；（因长期从事同一工作而）疲沓的，厌倦的；（支票，合法要求）（因过期而）失效的
- v. （使）不新鲜，（使）走味，（使）陈旧；（动物，尤指马）撒尿
- n. 尿
- 【名】 （Stale）斯塔莱（人名）
[ 第三人称单数 stales 现在分词 staling 过去式 staled 过去分词 staled 比较级 staler或more stale 最高级 stalest或most stale ]
专业释义英英释义
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失去时效的，过时的
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陈腐 - 引用次数：5
She creates her own atmosphere and unconsciously lays bare the devastation and the twist that the stale feudal history and contemporaneous Shanghai culture have done to human nature. She establishes a special and bizarre literature world.
她创作出了自己的小气氛，又不自觉地以现实主义手法揭露了陈腐的封建历史与洋场社会对人性的摧残扭曲，开创了一片独特怪异的文学天地。
参考来源 - 山河岁月 长沟流月去无声 -
陈化 - 引用次数：4 参考来源 - 水稻种胚脂氧合酶
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走味的
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不新鲜的
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陈旧的过时的
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stale [ steil ]
- v. urinate, of cattle and horses
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adj.
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showing deterioration from age
"stale bread"
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lacking originality or spontaneity; no longer new
同义词： dusty moth-eaten
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no longer new; uninteresting
"cold (or stale) news"
同义词： cold
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showing deterioration from age
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
stale /steɪl/ CET4 TEM4 ( staler, stalest )
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ADJ Stale food is no longer fresh or good to eat. (食物) 不新鲜的; 变味的
例：Their daily diet consisted of a lump of stale bread, a bowl of rice, and stale water.
他们的日常饮食包括一块不新鲜的面包、一碗米饭，还有不新鲜的水。
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ADJ Stale air or smells are unpleasant because they are no longer fresh. (空气或气味) 不新鲜的
例：...the smell of stale sweat.
…汗臭味。
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ADJ If you say that a place, an activity, or an idea is stale, you mean that it has become boring because it is always the same. (地方、活动、主意) 缺乏新鲜感的 [表不满]
例：Her relationship with Mark has become stale.
她和马克的关系已变得乏味了。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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And I finally realize — that is just the life "s tale."
这就是生命的故事- - -我终于知道。
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At such a season, the tempest, or his own winter ' s tale.
在这种季节，自然要读《暴风雨》或者他自己讲的《 冬天的故事》 。
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S tale. Lack of bouquet and freshness of a wine through too much aeration or infection with film yeasts.
走味的、沉滞的：由于通风过度或受产膜酵母的侵染，葡萄酒变得缺乏香气及新鲜爽口感。
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"It's a cautionary tale, but in many respects it is quite ambiguous about where it stands on the science."
VOA: standard.2010.06.09
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We have the dialectic of suspense on the one hand, how will this be resolved, and inevitability on the other, "Oh, it's a folk tale, it'll be resolved, don't worry about it."
我们一方面有悬念的对立，就不可避免地会有，另一个方面，即这个会怎样解决，“哦，这是个传说，这会解决的，不用担心它“
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That's the fairy tale again. In a way this is just like the Joyce.
这又是童话了，就像是乔伊斯写的那样。
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