draughty

draughty

美 ['dræfti] 　英 ['drɑːfti]

• adj.有过堂风的；有冷风吹过的
• 网络通风良好的；通风的；冷风阵阵

词形变化

比较级：draughtier  最高级：draughtiest  

英汉解释

adj.	1. chilly and uncomfortable because of flowing currents of cold air

例句

After years of being draughty and poorly insulated, new Japanese homes are among the most environmentally friendly.

日本的新建住宅在克服了最初几年的漏风及绝缘效果差等问题后，现在已是最环保的住宅。

He said one good example was insulating draughty homes and installing better energy control systems.

他说一个很好的例子就是隔住漏风的房屋并按照优化的能源控制系统。

It's going to be very draughty with no doors on.

没有门之后，穿堂风可真大啊。

Old rectories used to be seen as draughty and impractical (which is why the Church of England sold them off cheaply).

人们曾经觉得陈旧的教区房子漏风而且不实用（这就是为什么英国教会贱卖了它们）。

Store in a place of shady and cool, dry and draughty, keep away from incompatible substances.

储存在密闭的容哭中。储存于阴凉、干燥、通风好的地方，半远离不相容的物质。

As a rule, big houses are always draughty.

一般说来，大房子总是比较通风的。

The deep canyons of central city areas are frequently sunless and draughty.

在城市中心的深谷地区自然是没阳光但通风良好的。

Their draughty homes cost more to heat than snug apartments.

比起城里人舒适的公寓，他们漏风的房舍需要花更多的钱来取暖。

It wouldn't be much warmer anyway, in the draughty attic that was her home.

它不会太多暖和，在通风的阁楼，那是她的家。

It is too noisy(hot, cold draughty).

太吵闹（热，冷，风太大）了。