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形容词比较级
edgier
形容词最高级
edgiest
1
紧张的, 易怒的
feeling anxious and easily irritated
- She was feeling edgy before the meeting, worried about how her proposal would be received.
她在会议前感到紧张，担心她的提案会如何被接受。
- The constant noise made him edgy, unable to focus on his work.
持续的噪音让他烦躁不安，无法专注于工作。
- He felt edgy during the interview, trying to hide his anxiety.
他在面试中感到紧张，试图隐藏自己的焦虑。
- The edgy atmosphere in the room made everyone feel tense.
房间里紧张的气氛让每个人都感到紧张。
- She was a bit edgy after the long flight and lack of sleep.
长途飞行和睡眠不足后，她有点烦躁。
2
(of a movie, book, piece of music, etc.) characterized by sharpness, intensity, or boldness, often provoking strong reactions
- Her novel is edgy, challenging conventional storytelling.
- The album's edgy sound appealed to a younger audience.
- The play's edgy dialogue provoked laughter and discomfort simultaneously.
- The artwork was edgy, pushing boundaries of traditional forms.
- The director's approach was edgy, using unexpected camera angles.
3
characterized by daring, avant-garde, or unconventional elements, often standing out visually or stylistically from the norm
- The gallery featured edgy installations combining neon lights and recycled materials.
- His edgy hairstyle, with shaved patterns and vibrant colors, drew compliments and stares.
- The fashion brand is known for edgy designs that mix leather, metal, and unexpected fabrics.
- The restaurant had an edgy décor, with graffiti art and industrial metal furniture.
- The magazine's edgy cover layout used asymmetrical images and bold fonts.