中英词典查询

damper ['dæmpər]

n. (钢琴的)制音器; 减震器; (火炉等的)风门; 使人扫兴的人(事);
adj. 潮湿的,不完全干燥的( damp的比较级 );
复数:: dampers

例句:

  • Europe, century by century, was growing milder and damper.
    一个又一个世纪, 欧洲渐渐变得更加温和、潮湿.
  • That would put a damper on the future growth of U.S. steel exports.
    那将会抑制美国钢铁出口未来的增长。
  • The cold weather put a damper on our plans.
    寒冷的天气给我们的计划泼了冷水。
  • Sussex is a great damper of curiosity.
    来自Horace Walpole
  • A room so lofty and so full of draughts as to put the damper on any occasion.
    来自B. Bainbridge
  • In some states, Republican governors have put the damper on legislative efforts to place guns in schools.
    来自WSJ