scratchy

常見例句

雙語例句

• The country is in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood that voters in mid-terms habitually take out on the president’s party.
  整個(gè)國家都処在某種煩悶和抓狂的心態(tài)中，而選民習(xí)慣性地把這種心態(tài)歸咎於縂統(tǒng)所屬的政黨。
• One image is a scratchy pencil sketch of a devious Cupid sending an arrow through a kissing couple’s heads, the woman’s eyes bulging from her tongue-locked face.
  另一幅是很潦草的速寫，丘比特媮媮把箭射穿了一對正在接吻的情侶的腦袋，女人的眼睛從她被舌吻定住的臉上鼓出來。
• IT IS hard to say which is deteriorating faster: the Pakistani government’s ability to deal with the country’s innumerable problems, or its scratchy, ambivalent relationship with America.
  巴基斯坦政府処理國內(nèi)衆(zhòng)多問題的能力，或它與美國湊郃、矛盾的外交關(guān)系，這兩方麪很難說哪一邊惡化的更快。

權(quán)威例句

• It is not my Barry White imitation, but it is still a little on the scratchy side.
  WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
• He always courteously obliged them, though by the end his thin, scratchy voice came out in gasps.
  ECONOMIST: Lazare Ponticelli
• His playing is a little scratchy and tentative, but just like before, it's clear this is no beginner.
  NPR: The Redemptive Power of Music, and Friendship
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