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形容词比较级
more rancid
形容词最高级
most rancid
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腐臭的, 变质的
(of food) having a spoiled or decomposed smell, typically due to the breakdown of fats or oils
- The rancid smell of the leftover bacon made it clear that it had gone bad.
剩下的培根的腐臭气味清楚地表明它已经变质了。
- The rancid taste of the old cooking oil ruined the entire dish.
旧烹饪油的腐臭味道毁了整道菜。
- The cheese had gone rancid after weeks in the fridge, making it inedible.
奶酪在冰箱里放了几周后已经变质，变得不能吃了。
- The rancid odor from the expired peanut butter was unmistakable.
过期花生酱的腐臭气味是 unmistakable。
- The rancid butter in the pantry had a strong, sour smell that was difficult to ignore.
食品储藏室里的腐臭黄油有一股难以忽视的强烈酸味。
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腐臭的, 令人厌恶的
highly offensive or repulsive, often due to its morally objectionable or deeply unpleasant nature
- The article’s rancid arguments were filled with bigotry and made many readers feel disgusted.
这篇文章的令人作呕的论点充满了偏见，让许多读者感到恶心。
- His rancid behavior at the event was so distasteful that it overshadowed the entire occasion.
他在活动中的令人作呕的行为如此令人不快，以至于 overshadowed 了整个场合。
- The rancid tone of the speech was marked by its harsh, derogatory comments.
演讲的腐臭语气以其尖锐、贬低的评论为标志。
- The movie’s portrayal of certain characters was criticized for its rancid stereotypes.
这部电影对某些角色的刻画因其令人作呕的刻板印象而受到批评。
- Her rancid remarks during the discussion revealed a troubling lack of empathy and respect.
她在讨论中的恶毒言论揭示了一种令人不安的缺乏同理心和尊重。