grizzled

英 [ˈɡrɪzld]

美 [ˈɡrɪzld]

adj.  (头发)灰白的，花白的
v.  不断地啼哭; 哭哭啼啼地缠人
grizzle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：grizzled　

BNC.27167 / COCA.21269

牛津词典

adj.

• （头发）灰白的，花白的
  having hair that is grey or partly grey

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （头发）灰白的，花白的
  Agrizzledperson or a person withgrizzledhair has hair that is grey or partly grey.
  1. ...a grizzled old age pensioner...
     头发花白、靠养老金过活的老人
  2. He was an old man with grey, grizzled hair.
     他是一位头发花白的老人。

英英释义

adj

• having dark hairs mixed with grey or white

双语例句

• Wounded as he was, it was wonderful how fast he could move, his grizzled hair tumbling over his face, and his face itself red with his haste and fury.
  他虽然受了伤，动作却快得出奇，斑白的头发披散在脸前，脸也因气急败坏而涨得通红。
• Eliot Spitzer resigned as the governor of New York state after it emerged he had been the client of a high-class prostitution ring, which shocked even the most grizzled of political veterans.
  在斯皮策曾作为一个高级卖淫集团客户事件被暴露后，斯皮策辞去纽约州长的职务。即便是政治元老对此也震惊不已。
• A grizzled man with a beaklike nose.
  鼻子像鸟嘴、头发斑白的男人。
• No matter how grizzled or sceptical the news editor, a story is sometimes too good to resist.
  不管新闻编辑存有多少怨言或疑虑，有时一个精彩的故事让人难以抗拒。
• And while today he places great value on the time he has with his family, he is not ready to surrender his life as a poet and grizzled troubadour.
  现在的他尽管非常看重与家人相处的时间，却不打算放弃诗人兼浪迹天涯的苍发歌手生活。
• I found myself sitting next to a grizzled business veteran at a recent black tie dinner.
  在最近的一场半正式晚宴上，我与一位头发花白的资深商界人士比邻而坐。
• He nestled his grizzled chin in his hand and smiled softly at me.
  他用手把住他那有花白胡须的下巴，温柔地冲我微笑着。
• More impressively, prices for the grizzled iPod and even personal computers ( remember those?)
  更令人瞩目的是，灰白色的iPod、甚至是个人电脑（还记得它们吗？）
• In that year, my mother in age of forty-eight, hair on her temples had been grizzled, the past heavy living, had left clear traces on her sights, corners of eyes and hairs too early.
  那一年，我的四十八岁的母亲，她的鬓发已然斑白，以往负重的生活，在母亲的目光、眼角与鬓发上过早地留下了鲜明的印痕。
• Grizzled journalists have long advised that the key to success is to choose the first job on the basis of the teaching power of an editor willing to work with you.
  老记者常建议，成功的要诀是在选择第一个工作时是要看编辑是否有意愿和你一起工作的教导能力。