stale

stale怎么读

英式音标：[steɪl]

美式音标：[stel]

stale基本解释

adj. 陈腐的；不新鲜的

vi. 变陈旧；撒尿；变得不新鲜

vt. 使变旧；变得不新鲜

n. 尿

n. (Stale)人名；(塞)斯塔莱

stale的意思释义

adj.

陈腐的；不新鲜的；走了味的；

v.

变陈旧；变得不新鲜；（牛马、骆驼等）撒尿；

n.

（牛马、骆驼的）尿；

变形

复数：stales过去式：staled过去分词：staled现在分词：staling第三人称单数：stales

双语释义

不新鲜的;味道变坏的 no longer fresh;no longer good to eat,smell,etc.

无趣味的;老掉牙的 no longer interesting;not new or exciting

没有生气的 (of a person) without interest,liveliness,or new ideas,especially as a result of doing the same thing for too long

英英释义

v.urinate, of cattle and horses

adj.

showing deterioration from age

\"stale bread\"

lacking originality or spontaneity; no longer new

同义词：dustymoth-eaten

no longer new; uninteresting

\"cold (or stale) news\"

同义词：cold

stale用法及例句

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

His hunger makes his stale bread go down.

饥饿使他把这不新鲜的面包吞了下去。

He always bought two loaves of stale bread.

他总是要买两个不新鲜的面包。

The males think the females have talent for telling stale tales.

男人认为女人有讲陈腐故事的才能。

After ten years in the job, she felt stale and needed a change.

在那个岗位干了十年之后，她觉得腻了，需要换换工作。

用作动词(v.)

The pleasure I get from playing guitar never stales.

我对吉它一直兴味盎然。

例句参考

Stale in the Saddle: CEO Tenure and the Match between Organization and Environment

Stale in the Saddle: CEO Tenure and the Match Between Organization and Environment

Mechanism to remove stale branch predictions at a microprocessor

Completely Stale Transmitter Channel State Information is Still Very Useful

Completely stale transmitter channel state information is still very useful

Completely Stale Transmitter Channel State Information is Still Very Useful

More Effective Distributed ML via a Stale Synchronous Parallel Parameter Server

All the News That\'s Fit to Reprint: Do Investors React to Stale Information?

Weed Control with Non-Selective Herbicides in Soybean (Glycine max) Stale Seedbed Culture

stale词源

stale

stale: [13] Something that is stale has etymologically been allowed to ‘stand’ – so that it is no longer fresh. The word comes from Old French estale ‘stationary’, a derivative of estaler ‘halt’ (from which English gets the verb stall). And this in turn goes back ultimately to the prehistoric Germanic base *sta- ‘stand’. Stale originally denoted wine, beer, etc that had ‘stood’ long enough for the sediment to clear (‘If mead is well sod [boiled] and stale it is liking to the taste’, John de Trevisa, De proprietatibus rerum 1398), and it was not until the early 16th century that derogatory connotations of lack of freshness began to creep in.=> stall, stand

stale (adj.)

early 13c., \"freed from dregs or lees\" (of ale, wine, etc.), probably literally \"having stood long enough to clear,\" ultimately from PIE root *sta- \"to stand\" (see stet); probably via Old French estal \"placed, fixed position,\" from Frankish *stal- \"position\" (see stall (n.1)). Cognate with Middle Dutch stel \"stale\" (of beer and old urine). Originally a desirable quality (in beer and wine); the meaning \"not fresh\" is first recorded late 15c. Figurative sense (of immaterial things) \"old and trite, hackneyed\" is recorded from 1560s. As a noun, \"that which has become tasteless by exposure,\" hence \"a prostitute\" (in Shakespeare, etc.). Related: Staleness.

stale (v.)

mid-15c., from stale (adj.). Related: Staled; staling.

stale相关例句

1.The air had been stale and oppressive; now fresh winds were blowing.

曾经是混浊不堪和令人窒息的空气，此时吹来阵阵清风。

2.Nobody likes your stale jokes.

谁也不喜欢听你那些陈旧的笑话。

3.The air was heavy with the smell of stale grease paint, ointments, sachet.

空气里带着浓浓的走了味的油彩、油膏和香囊的气味。

4.Heavens, how stale and distasteful his former pursuits and friendships appeared to him!

天哪，他从前那些消遣和友谊，现在看来，真是味同嚼蜡，毫不足道！

5.His father emptied sacks of stale rye bread into the vat.

他父亲把一袋袋发霉的黑面包倒进大桶里。

6.The air of the room was fetid with stale tobacco smoke.

房间里的空气有陈烟的臭味。

7.He always bought two loaves of stale bread.

他总是要买两个不新鲜的面包。

8.Running water is never stale and a door-hinge never gets worm-eaten.

流水不腐, 户枢不蠹。

9.Her performance has become stale.

她的表演没有新意了.

10.The phony glamour of night clubs soon became stale and boring.

夜总会那种虚假的荣华不久便失去了新意而使人生厌。