-dampest的不同词性形态
例句
|adjective|
1.Slightly wet.
‘her hair was still _damp_ from the shower’
‘ _damp_ November evenings’
|noun|
1.A discouragement or check.
‘shame gave a _damp_ to her triumph’
‘The rising number of free services may have prompted a report circulating last week that AOL has put the _damps_ on content partners, requiring them to limit links and joint ad campaigns with free ISPs.’
2.Damp air or atmosphere.
‘the _damps_ of the valley’
‘Stay not in this evil den; for the air is chill, and the _damps_ are fatal; nor will any, that perish within it, ever find the path to Heaven.’
3.Moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance or condensed on a surface, typically with detrimental or unpleasant effects.
‘the house reeked of mould and _damp_ ’
‘He could have coped a lot better were it not for the accompanying stomach cramps and cold sweat - there was enough _damp_ in the room without his contributing to it.’
4.short for firedamp
‘He had been asked to investigate ″fire- _damp_ ″ (methane gas) explosions in coal mines, caused by the candles miners used as lighting.’
‘If the flame got larger, they knew they were encountering ″fire _damp_ ″ (methane gas).’
|verb|
1.Control or restrain a feeling or a situation.
‘she tried to _damp_ down her feelings of despair’
‘Polley is unshowy and controlled in the star part, _damping_ down her intelligence, beauty and almost all of her emotion for the role.’
2.Make (something) slightly wet.
‘ _damp_ a small area with water’
‘When they were dry they were _damped_ and rolled for the dampness to spread evenly before they were ironed with an iron heated and reheated on the stove.’
3.Make a fire burn less strongly by reducing the flow of air to it.
‘he _damped_ down the fire for the night’
‘After the building was _damped_ down yesterday, structural experts deemed it unsound and ordered its demolition.’
4.Progressively reduce the amplitude of (an oscillation or vibration)
‘concrete structures _damp_ out any vibrations’
‘a _damped_ suspension that isolates the chassis from external vibration’
5.Reduce or stop the vibration of (the strings of a piano or other musical instrument) so as to reduce the volume of sound.
‘the muted notes should be produced by _damping_ the strings at the seventh position’
‘an ensemble of drums including a foot- _damped_ instrument’
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