stuff·y
adjective/ˈstʌfi/
/ˈstʌfi/
(comparative stuffier, superlative stuffiest)
- (of a building, room, etc.) warm in an unpleasant way and without enough fresh air
闷热的;闷人的;通风不畅的 - a stuffy room
闷热的房间 - It gets very hot and stuffy in here in summer.
这里夏天很热很闷。
Extra Examples- It gets really stuffy in here in summer.
夏天这里很热很闷。 - My parents are being a bit stuffy about me living in London on my own.
我的父母对我独自住在伦敦有点闷。 - She had always seemed so stuffy and plain.
她一直显得那么古板、朴素。 - The room was stuffy with the smell of socks and sweat.
房间里充满了袜子和汗味。
- a stuffy room
- (informal, disapproving) very serious, formal, boring or old-fashioned
一本正经的;古板的;无聊的;保守的 - a stuffy, formal family
一本正经而又古板的一家人 - plain, stuffy clothes
朴素刻板的衣服
- a stuffy, formal family
- (especially North American English) if you have a stuffy nose, your nose is blocked because you have a cold
(鼻子)不通的,堵住的;鼻塞的