mouldy

/mohl-dee/US // ˈmoʊl di //UK // (ˈməʊldɪ) //

发霉的,霉变,发霉,霉变的

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n.名词 noun

I shall get the place full of a jolly lot of girls, and Wendover Park won't be no mouldy church, nor no bloomin' nunnery.
So everything they owned became damp and mouldy—all their clothing, their food, the very beds upon which they slept.
Mr. Guy Poynton leaned back amongst the mouldy leather upholstery, and smiled complacently.
And may I ask which of the guests to-night struck you as being particularly mouldy?
They've been and tied all the jam down, so that it'll all go that mouldy that nobody can touch it.