Weedy Meaning in English
word
ˈwidi
WEE-dee
wˈiːdi
WEE-dee
释义
Describes a place covered with many unwanted wild plants, or a person who is very thin and weak-looking.
用法与细微差别
'Weedy' is commonly used for describing gardens, fields, or lawns full of weeds. For people, it's informal and can be mildly insulting, meaning thin and not strong. Don't use it in formal writing for people.
Spanish: lleno de maleza - flacucho (persona)Portuguese (BR): cheio de ervas daninhas - magrelo (pessoa)Portuguese (PT): cheio de ervas daninhas - magricela (pessoa)Chinese (Simplified): 杂草丛生的 - 瘦弱的（人）Chinese (Traditional): 雜草叢生的 - 瘦弱的（人）Hindi: घास-पात से भरा - दुबला-पतला (व्यक्ति)Arabic: مليء بالأعشاب الضارة - ضعيف البنية (شخص)Bengali: আগাছায় ভরা - দুর্বল এবং পাতলা (মানুষ)Russian: заросший сорняками - щуплый (о человеке)Japanese: 雑草だらけの - ひょろひょろした（人）Vietnamese: đầy cỏ dại - gầy yếu (người)Korean: 잡초로 뒤덮인 - 허약한 (사람)Turkish: otlarla kaplı - çelimsiz (kişi)Urdu: جڑی بوٹیوں سے بھرا ہوا - کمزور اور دُبلا (آدمی)Indonesian: penuh gulma - kurus lemah (orang)
例句
The garden became very weedy during the summer.
basic
He looks a bit weedy compared to his brothers.
basic
The yard was too weedy to play soccer there.
basic
Don’t mind Tim, he’s always been a bit weedy, but he’s really clever.
natural
After a few weeks of rain, the field turned totally weedy.
natural
She tried pulling up all the weedy plants before her guests arrived.
natural