stuffier

英 [ˈstʌfɪə]

美 [ˈstʌfɪər]

adj.  闷热的; 闷人的; 通风不畅的; 一本正经的; 古板的; 无聊的; 保守的
stuffy的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (人或组织机构)一本正经的，古板的，保守的
  Stuffypeople or institutions are formal and old-fashioned.
  1. Why were grown-ups always so stuffy and slow to recognize good ideas?
     为什么成年人总是那么一本正经，对好点子反应那么迟缓呢？
  2. ...a firm of lawyers in Lincoln's Inn, immensely stuffy and respectable.
     林肯律师学院的一个非常古板而体面的律师事务所
  3. ...stuffy attitudes.
     老脑筋
• ADJ-GRADED 通风不畅的;闷热的;空气不新鲜的
  If it isstuffyin a place, it is unpleasantly warm and there is not enough fresh air.
  1. It was hot and stuffy in the classroom.
     教室里很闷热。
• ADJ-GRADED (鼻子)不通的，堵塞的
  If you have astuffynose, your nose is blocked, usually because you have a cold.
  1. Aromatic capsules are great for easing the discomfort of a stuffy nose.
     芳香胶囊对缓解鼻塞有奇效。

双语例句

• Comparing with the 1920s, in the 1930s the social conditions in China were darker and more confused and the cultural atmosphere was more strained and stuffier.
  同二十年代相比，三十年代中国社会更加黑暗、混乱，文化氛围也更加紧张、窒闷。
• The Americans are stuffier and more cautious. But they are also more careful and take the idea of journalism as a civic duty much more seriously.
  美国人更为自重和谨慎，但他们也更加细致，并且更为严肃地认为新闻是一种公民责任。
• It would be difficult to find a stuffier, stupider, more arrogant man.
  很难找到一个更呆、更蠢、更傲的人了。