ripest

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.成熟的

  2.已养肥(可宰食)的(动物);醇美可口的(酒);熟透的

  3.成人的;圆熟的,老练的

  4.时机成熟的,已准备妥当的

  5.红润丰满的(嘴唇等)

  6.【医】(疖等)已化脓的;(白内障等)可开刀的

  7.〈俚〉喝得烂醉的

  1.成熟的

  2.已养肥(可宰食)的(动物);醇美可口的(酒);熟透的

  3.成人的;圆熟的,老练的

  4.时机成熟的,已准备妥当的

  5.红润丰满的(嘴唇等)

  6.【医】(疖等)已化脓的;(白内障等)可开刀的

  7.〈俚〉喝得烂醉的

• v.

  1.〈诗〉同“ripen”

英英释义

• adj.

  1.ripe fruit or crops have grown to their full size and are ready to eat or use; ripe cheese or wine has a strong flavor

  2.having a strong or unpleasant smell

  3.language or humor that is ripe is funny but slightly rude

• v.

  1.<poem>Same as ripen

英汉例句

• 1.Now everybody knows that Ikki is ridiculously fastidious in his choice of food, and will eat nothing but the very best and ripest.

  谁都知道伊克基对食物是蠢极了地挑剔，他只吃最好的，熟透了的东西。

• 2.And apparently it's a very picky eater and it, you know, homes in on only the ripest coffee cherries.

  很显然，它们很挑食只选那些最成熟的咖啡果。

• 3.While she was busy choosing the biggest and the ripest , I moved to an inconspicuous corner where the green apples were piled up.

  我则逗留在顶边上的柜台，那儿不起眼地堆着我一个冬天未见的青苹果。

• 4.he was flaming from the fresh reading of the ripest thought he had expressed , and her verdict stunned him.

  他刚朗读了他所写成的最成熟的思想，情绪火热，听了她的断语不禁目瞪口呆。

• 5.The Internet itself has provided some of the ripest targets.

  网络本身就提供了最成熟的对象。

• 6.And the wet law lime stone washing law is that nowadays the countries all over the world employ most and ripest craft .

  而湿法石灰石洗涤法是当今世界各国应用最多和最成熟的工艺。

• 7.He picked out the ripest peach for me.

  他给我挑了个熟透了的桃子。

• 8.He picked out the ripest peaches.

  他把熟透的桃子挑出来。

• 9.Eg. He picked out the ripest apple.

  他把最熟的苹果挑了出来。

• 10.He picked out the ripest peach.

  他把熟的最透的桃挑了出来。