soapy.
肥皂,肥皂水,肥皂泡,皂角
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adj.adjective · 形容词
- 1.
soap·i·er, soap·i·est.
- ›containing or impregnated with soap: soapy water.
- ›covered with soap or lather: soapy dishes.
- ›of the nature of soap; resembling soap: a soft, soapy fiber.
- ›pertaining to or characteristic of soap: a clean, soapy smell.
- ›Informal. characteristic or reminiscent of a soap opera; melodramatic; corny: a soapy plot.
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Examples
Preferably, the place you’re renting has a one-two setup—an outdoor shower for the initial emergency removals, then indoors for more soapy fine-tuning.
Instead of an eye-opening docuseries or a tear-jerking drama, it’s a reality show in the glossy, soapy Bravo mold.
For most of that time, all we see is soapy water ebbing and flowing over the stone tiles.
I found a brush used for washing dishes with a handle that holds a soapy gel is the ideal cleaning tool for things like that, and it's not expensive.
A soapy glass slipping through your fingers produces a shearing force — and possibly a crash.
I was totally resistant to it because I always thought that the minute that happened, it was likely to become soapy!
The characters in Pitch Dark can seem plucked from this soapy version of reality.
There is a steady flow of bowls of warm water, soapy and clear, delivered by a stream of helpers.
I stroke his muscles with a soapy washcloth, picking out the embedded flecks of glass with my fingernails.
The story is more rich and complicated than the trailers give away without any melodrama.