weather-beaten

英 [ˈweðə biːtn]

美 [ˈweðər biːtn]

adj.  (因风吹日晒)粗糙的，晒黑的，受损的

牛津词典

adj.

• （因风吹日晒）粗糙的，晒黑的，受损的
  rough and damaged because the person spends a lot of time outside

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (皮肤)经风吹日晒的，饱经风霜的
  If your face or skin isweather-beaten, it is rough with deep lines because you have spent a lot of time outside in bad weather.
  1. ...a stout man with a ruddy, weather-beaten face.
     一个强壮的男人，红红的脸上饱经风霜
• ADJ-GRADED （物体）饱经风霜的，经风吹日晒的
  Something that isweather-beatenis rough and slightly damaged after being outside for a long time.
  1. They would look out through the cracks of their weather-beaten door.
     他们会透过那扇经受风吹日晒的老木门的缝隙向外张望。

英英释义

adj

• tanned and coarsened from being outdoors
  1. a weather-beaten face
• worn by exposure to the weather
  1. a house of weathered shingles
  Synonym:weatherwornweathered

双语例句

• The weather-beaten course for seven years has brought a brilliant and magnificent success to Qiren and the hardship for seven years has resulted in a famous brand.
  七年的风雨历程，成就了启仁所辉煌而灿烂的今天，七年的艰苦磨砺，打造了一个知名的品牌。
• On her weather-beaten face was a peaceful and kind smile, but I felt a little grieved, for her simplicity and kindness and also for her hard life.
  老人饱经沧桑的脸上挂着平静慈祥的笑容，我却感到一丝心酸，为她的纯朴善良，也为她困顿的生活。
• The new "Find Fish" ability is taught by a Weather-Beaten Journal.
  3新加入的技能追踪鱼群是由一本[风霜侵蚀的日志]教授的。
• Nowadays, for the Spring Festival or other important days, villagers still copy the original couplets on red paper and paste them over the weather-beaten old ones.
  现在每年春节，或是一些重要的日子，村民们依然会拿出崭新的红纸，照着原有的联重新书写，然后覆盖在被风雨吹打得破旧或发白的旧联上。
• Not far from the road stood a weather-beaten old barn of reddish-grey brick and tile.
  离大路不远，有一个久经风吹雨打的老仓房，由灰中带红的砖和瓦盖的。
• The chairman, Liu Shu-chen, who had a weather-beaten face and shaven head, welcomed us.
  刘书臣（LiuShu-chen）支书接待了我们，他有着一张饱经风霜的脸，头发刚理过。
• There was a look of surprise on his thin-lipped weather-beaten face.
  他那张嘴唇薄薄、饱经风霜的面孔上，露出惊异的神色。
• They would look out through the cracks of their weather-beaten door.
  他们会透过那扇经受风吹日晒的老木门的缝隙向外张望。
• In reading the above sentence, a curious apothegm of an old weather-beaten Dutch navigator come.
  我正念着上面这个句子，心里忽然想起一个久经风霜的荷兰航海家一句古怪箴言。
• He seemed surprised and then his weather-beaten face warmed up with a huge smile.
  他似乎很惊讶，随后他饱经风霜的脸被温暖得绽开着巨大的笑容。