moony
英 ['muːnɪ]
美['mʊni]
- adj. 月亮似的；恍惚的，发呆的
英英释义
- 1. lighted by moonlight;
- "the moonlit landscape"
- 2. dreamy in mood or nature;
- "a woolgathering moment"
双语例句
- 1. Washington is a slick urban lawyer who's defending Crystal. Moony hates Stone.
- 史东则是姬丝的辩护律师,蒙尼一向也憎恨他.
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英文词源
- moony (adj.)
- 1580s, "like the moon;" 1848, "dreamy, listless," from moon (n.) + -y (2). Also see moon (v.).