grotesqueness

常见例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

用作定语: ～+ n.

• His face has a grotesque appearance.
  他的面部表情十分古怪。
• The monkey's grotesque antics made the children laugh.
  猴子的古怪动作使得孩子们大笑。
• The child drew grotesque animals.
  这孩子画奇形怪状的动物。

用作名词 (n.)

• It is said that a grotesque often visits this town.
  据说有一个怪人经常来到这个镇上。

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双语例句

• The state of being grotesque; grotesqueness.
  奇特、怪诞奇形怪状的状态；奇特。
• The last part explores the values and significance of the characteristic of grotesqueness of network literature from its grotesque features that is unofficial legal and utopian.
  第五部分从网路文学怪诞特征的非正统文化性、合法性和乌托邦性三个方面论证研究网路文学怪诞特征的意义。
• And in that essay she argues that O'Connor's grotesqueness, especially the grotesqueness of the women figures in her novels, is all wrapped up with the culture of southern womanhood.
  在那篇论文里，她主张奥克纳所描写的丑陋，尤其是她小说里女人丑陋的形象，都与南部女子气质的文化有关。

原声例句

• And in that essay she argues that O'Connor's grotesqueness, especially the grotesqueness of the women figures in her novels, is all wrapped up with the culture of southern womanhood.
  在那篇论文里，她主张奥克纳所描写的丑陋，尤其是她小说里女人丑陋的形象，都与南部女子气质的文化有关。
  耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选

权威例句

• The revolutionaries are attacked by the powers that be for being theoretically unsound, incomplete, irresponsible, and so on, while the revolutionaries attack the dominant paradigm pointing out the magnitude and grotesqueness of the anomalies.
  FORBES: Connect
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