husky
husky 英 [ˈhʌski] 美 [ˈhʌski]
adj. 声音沙哑的；有壳的；强壮的 n. 强壮结实之人；爱斯基摩人
名词复数:huskies 比较级:huskier 最高级:huskiest
- If your voice is low and gruff, it's husky. A deep, gravelly voice is husky, and you're husky if you have a large, muscled, heavy body. You might even be a husky person with a husky voice.
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- adj. 声音沙哑的；有壳的；强壮的
- n. 强壮结实之人；爱斯基摩人
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1. Gossip Girl without Chuck Bass is like a world without sunshine and rainbows and…a handsome, husky-voiced young adult in dashing three-piece suits!
《绯闻女孩》没有了Chuck Bass就像是生活没有了阳光和彩虹...和一个爱穿时髦西装、声音沙哑磁性的帅气青年。
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2. It may not entirely be a coincidence when in the afternoon we get in our speedy riverboat (it's a bit like a wide minibus) and visit some husky kennels upriver.
所以，我们下午的活动看来不完全是偶然的：乘有点像小巴的交通船去参观爱斯基摩犬的狗舍。
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3. He cut me off then, his voice husky and low, almost a whisper.
随后他打断了我的话语，他的声音沙哑而低沉，几乎在耳语。
- husky (adj.) "hoarse," c. 1722 in reference to a cattle disease (of persons, 1740), from husk (n.) + -y (2) on the notion of "dry as a husk." Earlier (1550s) "having husks, full of husks." Sense of "tough and strong" (like corn husks) is first found 1869, American English. Related: Huskily; huskiness.
- husky (n.) "Eskimo dog," 1852, Canadian English, earlier (1830) hoskey "an Eskimo," probably shortened variant of Ehuskemay (1743), itself a variant of Eskimo.
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