murkiness是什么意思_murkiness短语搭配_murkiness权威例句

同根词

词根：murk

• adj.

  murky 黑暗的；朦胧的；阴郁的

  murk 阴郁的；黑暗的

• adv.

  murkily 阴沉地；暗淡地

• n.

  murk 黑暗；阴沉，阴郁

同近义词

• n.阴沉；黑暗

  night   /   cloudiness

词组短语

1. At Present Market Murkiness 目前市场低迷

权威例句

1. The stars grew fainter and the sky, shrouded by a murkiness that could have been clouds or mist, seemed much higher than before.

星星渐稀，天上罩着一层似云又似雾的灰气，暗淡，可是比以前高起许多去。

2. This year soon graduates the graduate student already felt the employment market the murkiness.

今年即将毕业的研究生已经感受到就业市场的低迷。

3. It might seem a bit rich for the state broadcaster of a secretive, authoritarian country to chide Baidu for murkiness.

对于行事保密的威权国家的国有电视台来说，谴责百度讳莫如深似乎有点过了。

4. The question is whether the latest allegations reflect a new attempt to shed light on past murkiness-or reveal that shady practices are still going on.

问题是最新的宣言是否能都反应一种新的使过去的黑暗能够展现出来的意图——或者揭露仍然在继续的那些阴暗的行为。

5. Nobody has shown them how much excess or murkiness has crept into their style and how it obstructs what they are trying to say.

没人告诉他们，他们的风格中挤入了多少多余或晦涩的成分，以及这些成分又是如何阻碍着他们的表达。

6. The question is whether the latest allegations reflect a new attempt to shed light on past murkiness& or reveal that shady practices are still going on.

问题是最新的宣言是否能都反应一种新的使过去的黑暗能够展现出来的意图&或者揭露仍然在继续的那些阴暗的行为。

7. For the moment, most people involved in the art world remain pretty relaxed about the murkiness that awaits them in the forthcoming season.

目前，艺术界的大部分人对即将到来的拍卖季的黑暗一面仍保持相当轻松的心态。

8. There is a mass of murkiness which neither moonlight nor sunlight can penetrate.

日月无光.《辞典例句》

9. Ms Munro comes from southern Ontario, an area of considerable psychic murkiness and oddity.

芒罗女士（Ms Munro）来自南安大略，一个奇特古怪的地方。

10. How Beijing's regulators handle the case could offer a clue as to whether the law will remove a layer of murkiness from China's deal landscape or add another one.

北京监管部门对可口可乐收购汇源果汁交易的处理方式或可让人们了解，反垄断法到底是消除了中国交易领域的一重疑义，还是又新添了一层障碍。

实用例句

1. Meanwhile, economic murkiness also continues in the U.S., as Washington squabbles over whether to pass the Obama jobs bill, whether to provide more economic stimulus, whether to hike taxes on the wealthy, whether to implement stiffer regulations on the financial industry, and so on.

FORBES: Jobs Report Nice But Nasty Wildcards Remain In The Deck

2. One of the nastiest aspects of Iran's judicial system is its murkiness, and the frequent difficulty of obtaining reliable information.

ECONOMIST: The people against the mullahs

3. But Golkar's chief advantage is that no other big party is clean enough, or zealous enough in the cause of reform, to show up Golkar's murkiness.

ECONOMIST: The party that backed Suharto remains strong

4. There are rumours in Damascus that senior officers have profited from an arms trade, but businessmen say it is quite possible, given the murkiness of the Syrian power structure, that the top leadership was unaware of serious hanky-panky.

ECONOMIST: Syria hates the war, but is too weak to play the spoiler

5. It's because of this murkiness.

NPR: U.S. Detention Policy Remains Cloudy

6. The story of Lanxiang illustrates the murkiness that makes it so difficult to pinpoint responsibility for computer attacks.

WSJ: Chefs Who Spy? Tracking Google's Hackers in China

7. As a result, Mr. Taaffe is a recombinative painter of such complexity that his style especially in these new paintings leads to both razor-sharp compositions and, peculiarly, a general murkiness.

WSJ: Fine Art Review: Richard Serra

8. Quite possibly, although the murkiness of both the data and the politics makes judgment unusually hard.

ECONOMIST: Oil prices

9. But if the Post is for some reason granted a waiver, then what that leaves publishers with is murkiness and ad hoc guesswork in other words, exactly what Apple has given them so far.

FORBES: Will Apple Force More Publishers to Build Paywalls?

10. If the murkiness around this were limited to the internal workings of this particular sport, that would be bad enough.

ECONOMIST: The secret finances of Formula One

11. In this murkiness, Catz and Phillips, tapped from low-profile Wall Street jobs years ago, wield enormous clout in divergent styles.

FORBES: Magazine Article

12. His group's murkiness has long alarmed those who looked closely.

ECONOMIST: Financial fraud

13. The murkiness has made it hard to be a smart shopper.

FORBES: Here's A Big Secret About Your 401(k)

14. That's a murkiness of purpose, not an absence of light.

WSJ: Fine Art Review: Richard Serra

15. Though most of the journey moves with this sense of murkiness, there's variation in the marsh.

NPR: First Listen: Avey Tare, 'Down There'

16. One is that behind the show of transparency remains the murkiness of yesteryear.

ECONOMIST: Oil

17. But the victim's indomitable parents have done Britain a service by lifting a stone and letting some light in on the murkiness beneath.

ECONOMIST: Six young Britons | The

18. Adding to the murkiness of the soccer club's financial status is a plethora of related party transactions.

FORBES: Carson Yeung's Murk

19. But the murkiness surrounding Australia's involvement suggests the issue is likely to damage the government in the election campaign.

ECONOMIST: John Howard is facing attacks from unexpected corners

20. The real issue here is the murkiness when it comes to pricing.

ENGADGET: Microsoft Surface tablets: the differences between Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro models

21. Adding to the murkiness is society's changing attitude toward bankruptcy.

FORBES: Is There A Metaphysican In The House?

22. And depending on the murkiness of the situation, that can be more or less complicated.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

23. Such murkiness serves no one well.

ECONOMIST: Government surveillance