英语词汇“dowdiness”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

Like I said, it's slow and, Richardson aside, the entire cast seems to have been hired on the strength of their dowdiness. Jonathan Bernstein's Aerial View of American TV 2010-08-20T23:09:00Z

As I clung to their every word, the stories taught me that other girls could not be trusted and that unpopularity, dowdiness and fatness were essentially worse than death. How the Clique Books Taught Me to Hate Other Girls and Myself 2021-10-05T04:00:00Z

Whatever the particulars, the calculation is the same — a belief that many diners are eager to dress up again after an epoch of record-level dowdiness. Leave the Sweatshirt at Home. Dining Dress Codes Are Back. 2022-05-17T04:00:00Z

Describing the relationship between Rachel and Tom, Ms. Lizzimore, speaking by telephone from London, used the word “dogged” then apologized for the word’s dowdiness. Rebecca Hall and Morgan Spector: Together, Onstage and Off 2017-05-25T04:00:00Z

In a country where women’s fashions were long frozen in Soviet-style dowdiness, men watched intently as Pak strode through the library in her tight skirt, heels clacking on the concrete floors. Reading Gone with the Wind in Pyongyang 2012-10-25T17:00:12Z

Though she is young—her body lithe, her skin smooth—Diamond’s bearing suggests a slight dowdiness, of the sort one might encounter in stock images labelled “motherhood.” The Women Who Mother Lifelike Baby Dolls 2019-01-31T05:00:00Z

Isolated from the group of other local women, who are judgmental and close ranks against her for no reason other than her quietness and awkward dowdiness, Betty is shown mostly alone with an infant. What does "The Shining" have to do with Hulu's "Candy"? 2022-05-15T04:00:00Z

Modest fashion might come across as a humblebrag: You have to be a pretty stylish, pretty good-looking woman to claim ownership of such radical dowdiness. Modest Dressing, as a Virtue 2017-11-02T04:00:00Z

In recent years, the street has become a meeting place of ornate style and fashion swagger, lifting itself out of a few decades of dowdiness to become Glasgow’s answer to the Boulevard Raspail. Glasgow’s Elegant Ingram Street 2016-04-25T04:00:00Z

The Pavilion of George the Fourth was the last word in gorgeousness of his time, but it wears an old-maidish appearance of dowdiness in midst of the Brighton of the twentieth century. The Brighton Road The Classic Highway to the South 2012-01-24T03:00:26.933Z

Miss Savage, he says, was short, fat, had hip disease, and "that kind of dowdiness which I used to associate with ladies who had been at school with my mother." Modern Essays 2011-12-13T03:00:25.577Z

A little experience will reconcile the stranger to the general dowdiness of house exteriors, when he learns that the English climate has caused the English people to think most of the home within. With the World's Great Travellers, Volume 3 2011-03-21T02:00:11.920Z

She is the kind of thing who goes with dowdiness. The Oyster 2011-02-10T03:00:49.300Z

She was an unusual figure, too, though he could not have said why, except that her dress seemed to recall bygone fashions quaintly, though without a hint of dowdiness or affectation. The Nest, The White Pagoda, The Suicide, A Forsaken Temple, Miss Jones and The Masterpiece

Rachel, as she said this, abandoned for the moment her look against the wall, and shook herself instantly free of all her dowdiness. The Landleaguers

The thing to remark here, as well as in all the gatherings of the people of this city, was the absence of dinginess and dowdiness that goes with poverty. Westward with the Prince of Wales

First of all, Daphne looks ever so much better when she's dressed really simply, not the latest fashion; on the very verge of dowdiness! The Limit

She knew who had transformed Mattie’s dowdiness into comeliness and neatness. Not Like Other Girls

Perhaps the presence of the fashionably-dressed woman seated there—a person so evidently out of harmony with her surroundings—helped her to see the familiar dowdiness with other eyes. A Sheaf of Corn

Her clothes were good and new, but some desolate dressmaker had contrived to invest them with an air of hopeless dowdiness. The Joyous Adventures of Aristide Pujol

"Attractively dressed" is a phrase to note; there are no rags or dowdiness in Canada. Westward with the Prince of Wales

"And then she will shake off her dowdiness and her gloom together," said Mrs Mackenzie. Miss Mackenzie

“Miss Drummond is not so bad, after all, is she, in spite of her dowdiness and fussy ways?” Not Like Other Girls

And so, in spite of everything, poverty, dowdiness, obscurity, and nothingness, she was content to stay in abeyance at home for the time. The Lost Girl

Nor is there the slightest need that this kind of dressing involve “dowdiness,” or “slouchiness,” a characteristic abhorrent to every true woman. The Education of American Girls

There was nothing of the dowdiness of the lone lorn woman about her, none of that lanky, washed-out appearance which sorrow and trouble so often give to females. Orley Farm

One knows that it doesn't mean much; but it's like artificial flowers,—it gives a little colour, and takes off the dowdiness. Can You Forgive Her?

If one leaves the officers, who are a fine, upstanding, well-groomed lot, out of the account, the inhabitants of Berlin are almost grotesque in their dowdiness. Germany and the Germans From an American Point of View

I don't recall anything in Holy Writ that seems to require dowdiness as necessary to salvation. August First

Then all at once she came upon Lydia Orr, in her simple white dress, made with an elegant simplicity which convicted every girl in the room of dowdiness. An Alabaster Box

There is none of the hopeless dowdiness and dejection that characterize the lower order of Englishwoman. Women Wage-Earners Their Past, Their Present, and Their Future

The dowdy woman doesn't realize the degree of her own dowdiness, but she knows that her neighbor is well-gowned, and she envies her with a vague and pathetic envy. The House in Good Taste

At one side Mrs. Benham conversed in melancholic monotones with two elderly French ladies who were clad in depressing black of a dowdiness surpassed only in English provincial towns. Jason

She suddenly contrasted Julian's heavy and arrogant dowdiness with the nice dandyism of Louis. The Price of Love

Twelve years should not have changed a pretty blonde thing of nineteen to a worn, unintelligent-looking dowdy of the order of dowdiness which seems to have lived beyond age and sex. The Shuttle

She felt that she must rise to the situation, must teach herself, must save herself from impending dowdiness and slovenliness. The Price She Paid

There was none of the occasional shabbiness or dowdiness of Michigan Avenue. Fanny Herself

She would like him better if he wore coloured neckties and a short jacket; she wished half of him away—his dowdiness, his sandy-coloured hair, the vague eyes, the black neckties, the long loose frock-coat. Esther Waters

For nothing is lost by looking nice; indeed it is one's duty to be smart, lest dowdiness should give him the impression that England really is suffering from the War. Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 19, 1917

Back of the telephone was a long mirror that reflected their pretty smartness and Felicia's impossible dowdiness. Little Miss By-The-Day

And it's always the poor, impressionable New Yorker who says it, the fellow who has to put up with the depressing homeliness and dowdiness of Fifth Avenue. Her Weight in Gold

It divested her of that dowdiness which she feared above all things, and enabled her to hold her own among other young women, without feeling that she was absolutely destitute of attraction. He Knew He Was Right

There had, too, fallen upon her in these her married days a certain fixed dreary dowdiness. The Small House at Allington

She was neat where Anna had been disorderly, well dressed and breezy against Anna's dowdiness and sharpness. The Street of Seven Stars

单词	dowdiness
例句	dowdiness Like I said, it's slow and, Richardson aside, the entire cast seems to have been hired on the strength of their dowdiness. Jonathan Bernstein's Aerial View of American TV 2010-08-20T23:09:00Z As I clung to their every word, the stories taught me that other girls could not be trusted and that unpopularity, dowdiness and fatness were essentially worse than death. How the Clique Books Taught Me to Hate Other Girls and Myself 2021-10-05T04:00:00Z Whatever the particulars, the calculation is the same — a belief that many diners are eager to dress up again after an epoch of record-level dowdiness. Leave the Sweatshirt at Home. Dining Dress Codes Are Back. 2022-05-17T04:00:00Z Describing the relationship between Rachel and Tom, Ms. Lizzimore, speaking by telephone from London, used the word “dogged” then apologized for the word’s dowdiness. Rebecca Hall and Morgan Spector: Together, Onstage and Off 2017-05-25T04:00:00Z In a country where women’s fashions were long frozen in Soviet-style dowdiness, men watched intently as Pak strode through the library in her tight skirt, heels clacking on the concrete floors. Reading Gone with the Wind in Pyongyang 2012-10-25T17:00:12Z Though she is young—her body lithe, her skin smooth—Diamond’s bearing suggests a slight dowdiness, of the sort one might encounter in stock images labelled “motherhood.” The Women Who Mother Lifelike Baby Dolls 2019-01-31T05:00:00Z Isolated from the group of other local women, who are judgmental and close ranks against her for no reason other than her quietness and awkward dowdiness, Betty is shown mostly alone with an infant. What does "The Shining" have to do with Hulu's "Candy"? 2022-05-15T04:00:00Z Modest fashion might come across as a humblebrag: You have to be a pretty stylish, pretty good-looking woman to claim ownership of such radical dowdiness. Modest Dressing, as a Virtue 2017-11-02T04:00:00Z In recent years, the street has become a meeting place of ornate style and fashion swagger, lifting itself out of a few decades of dowdiness to become Glasgow’s answer to the Boulevard Raspail. Glasgow’s Elegant Ingram Street 2016-04-25T04:00:00Z The Pavilion of George the Fourth was the last word in gorgeousness of his time, but it wears an old-maidish appearance of dowdiness in midst of the Brighton of the twentieth century. The Brighton Road The Classic Highway to the South 2012-01-24T03:00:26.933Z Miss Savage, he says, was short, fat, had hip disease, and "that kind of dowdiness which I used to associate with ladies who had been at school with my mother." Modern Essays 2011-12-13T03:00:25.577Z A little experience will reconcile the stranger to the general dowdiness of house exteriors, when he learns that the English climate has caused the English people to think most of the home within. With the World's Great Travellers, Volume 3 2011-03-21T02:00:11.920Z She is the kind of thing who goes with dowdiness. The Oyster 2011-02-10T03:00:49.300Z She was an unusual figure, too, though he could not have said why, except that her dress seemed to recall bygone fashions quaintly, though without a hint of dowdiness or affectation. The Nest, The White Pagoda, The Suicide, A Forsaken Temple, Miss Jones and The Masterpiece Rachel, as she said this, abandoned for the moment her look against the wall, and shook herself instantly free of all her dowdiness. The Landleaguers The thing to remark here, as well as in all the gatherings of the people of this city, was the absence of dinginess and dowdiness that goes with poverty. Westward with the Prince of Wales First of all, Daphne looks ever so much better when she's dressed really simply, not the latest fashion; on the very verge of dowdiness! The Limit She knew who had transformed Mattie’s dowdiness into comeliness and neatness. Not Like Other Girls Perhaps the presence of the fashionably-dressed woman seated there—a person so evidently out of harmony with her surroundings—helped her to see the familiar dowdiness with other eyes. A Sheaf of Corn Her clothes were good and new, but some desolate dressmaker had contrived to invest them with an air of hopeless dowdiness. The Joyous Adventures of Aristide Pujol "Attractively dressed" is a phrase to note; there are no rags or dowdiness in Canada. Westward with the Prince of Wales "And then she will shake off her dowdiness and her gloom together," said Mrs Mackenzie. Miss Mackenzie “Miss Drummond is not so bad, after all, is she, in spite of her dowdiness and fussy ways?” Not Like Other Girls And so, in spite of everything, poverty, dowdiness, obscurity, and nothingness, she was content to stay in abeyance at home for the time. The Lost Girl Nor is there the slightest need that this kind of dressing involve “dowdiness,” or “slouchiness,” a characteristic abhorrent to every true woman. The Education of American Girls There was nothing of the dowdiness of the lone lorn woman about her, none of that lanky, washed-out appearance which sorrow and trouble so often give to females. Orley Farm One knows that it doesn't mean much; but it's like artificial flowers,—it gives a little colour, and takes off the dowdiness. Can You Forgive Her? If one leaves the officers, who are a fine, upstanding, well-groomed lot, out of the account, the inhabitants of Berlin are almost grotesque in their dowdiness. Germany and the Germans From an American Point of View I don't recall anything in Holy Writ that seems to require dowdiness as necessary to salvation. August First Then all at once she came upon Lydia Orr, in her simple white dress, made with an elegant simplicity which convicted every girl in the room of dowdiness. An Alabaster Box There is none of the hopeless dowdiness and dejection that characterize the lower order of Englishwoman. Women Wage-Earners Their Past, Their Present, and Their Future The dowdy woman doesn't realize the degree of her own dowdiness, but she knows that her neighbor is well-gowned, and she envies her with a vague and pathetic envy. The House in Good Taste At one side Mrs. Benham conversed in melancholic monotones with two elderly French ladies who were clad in depressing black of a dowdiness surpassed only in English provincial towns. Jason She suddenly contrasted Julian's heavy and arrogant dowdiness with the nice dandyism of Louis. The Price of Love Twelve years should not have changed a pretty blonde thing of nineteen to a worn, unintelligent-looking dowdy of the order of dowdiness which seems to have lived beyond age and sex. The Shuttle She felt that she must rise to the situation, must teach herself, must save herself from impending dowdiness and slovenliness. The Price She Paid There was none of the occasional shabbiness or dowdiness of Michigan Avenue. Fanny Herself She would like him better if he wore coloured neckties and a short jacket; she wished half of him away—his dowdiness, his sandy-coloured hair, the vague eyes, the black neckties, the long loose frock-coat. Esther Waters For nothing is lost by looking nice; indeed it is one's duty to be smart, lest dowdiness should give him the impression that England really is suffering from the War. Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 19, 1917 Back of the telephone was a long mirror that reflected their pretty smartness and Felicia's impossible dowdiness. Little Miss By-The-Day And it's always the poor, impressionable New Yorker who says it, the fellow who has to put up with the depressing homeliness and dowdiness of Fifth Avenue. Her Weight in Gold It divested her of that dowdiness which she feared above all things, and enabled her to hold her own among other young women, without feeling that she was absolutely destitute of attraction. He Knew He Was Right There had, too, fallen upon her in these her married days a certain fixed dreary dowdiness. The Small House at Allington She was neat where Anna had been disorderly, well dressed and breezy against Anna's dowdiness and sharpness. The Street of Seven Stars
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