西瓜单词

reedy是什么意思

reedy

英 ['riːdɪ] 美 ['ridi]

reedy 芦苇的

来自 reed,芦苇。

reedy (adj.): late 14c., "full of reeds," from reed + -y (2), or from Old English hreodig. Of tones, from 1811 in reference to musical reeds. Related: Reediness.

1. The big man had a high-pitched reedy voice.

这个大个子男人声音又高又尖。

来自辞典例句

2. His voice was curiously high-pitched, reedy, almost effeminate.: 他的嗓音出奇地高，尖声尖气，有些娘娘腔。

3. At this point, Shu - ying borrowed Chueh - min's piccolo, saying , " That flute's too reedy. This is sharper. ": 淑英看见觉新吹箫, 就从觉民的手里把笛子夺过来说: “ 箫声太细, 还是让我吹笛子罢. ”