sooty

/soot-ee, soo-tee/US // ˈsʊt i, ˈsu ti //UK // (ˈsʊtɪ) //

尘土飞扬,煤烟,煤烟味,煤烟瘴气

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
soot·i·er, soot·i·est.
- : covered, blackened, or smirched with soot.
- : consisting of or resembling soot.
- : of a black, blackish, or dusky color.

adj.dirty

Synonyms

It’s the population of New Yorkers who got one another through that sooty, uncertain time of despair and signed on for anything and everything that might lie ahead.
To the amazement of mission scientists, Voyager 2 sent back images of sooty plumes shooting 5 miles into the air and trailing for hundreds of miles.
Essential community spaces — a library, Dunbar Grade School, Frissell Memorial Hospital, and churches — were charred to bits, and even the trees that lined the once-bustling streets became sooty figures drooping over a wasteland.
As intense fires propel dark, sooty aerosols high into the air, they mix with clouds and mostly shield the sun’s energy.
Prevailing theories at the time supposed the sooty shearwaters got lost in the fog.
The black of her dress was a sooty black, but you would only have called her hair black because there was nothing else to call it.
It was an aged female that spoke; she sat on the ground all clad in a sooty garment.
Others, very dusty, came from beneath carpets, and lastly a sooty bundle was dragged down the chimney.
The “sooty-fox” is a variety of the “Arctic,” distinguished from it only by its colour, which is of a uniform blackish brown.
There are lots of mice in this kitchen—sooty mice, not clean like ours—and I thought I'd try to catch them.

/soot-ee, soo-tee/US // ˈsʊt i, ˈsu ti //UK // (ˈsʊtɪ) //

尘土飞扬,煤烟,煤烟味,煤烟瘴气

adj.形容词 adjective

1
soot·i·er, soot·i·est.
- : covered, blackened, or smirched with soot.
- : consisting of or resembling soot.
- : of a black, blackish, or dusky color.

adj.dirty

Synonyms

It’s the population of New Yorkers who got one another through that sooty, uncertain time of despair and signed on for anything and everything that might lie ahead.
To the amazement of mission scientists, Voyager 2 sent back images of sooty plumes shooting 5 miles into the air and trailing for hundreds of miles.
Essential community spaces — a library, Dunbar Grade School, Frissell Memorial Hospital, and churches — were charred to bits, and even the trees that lined the once-bustling streets became sooty figures drooping over a wasteland.
As intense fires propel dark, sooty aerosols high into the air, they mix with clouds and mostly shield the sun’s energy.
Prevailing theories at the time supposed the sooty shearwaters got lost in the fog.
The black of her dress was a sooty black, but you would only have called her hair black because there was nothing else to call it.
It was an aged female that spoke; she sat on the ground all clad in a sooty garment.
Others, very dusty, came from beneath carpets, and lastly a sooty bundle was dragged down the chimney.
The “sooty-fox” is a variety of the “Arctic,” distinguished from it only by its colour, which is of a uniform blackish brown.
There are lots of mice in this kitchen—sooty mice, not clean like ours—and I thought I'd try to catch them.