gray

英 [ɡreɪ]

美 [ɡreɪ]

n.  灰色，暗淡，灰暗
adj.  灰色的，灰白的，老的，老练的，阴沉的; 〈美俚〉广告商的，广告业的
v.  （使）变灰色; 成为灰色或灰白

复数：grays　现在分词：graying　过去式：grayed　第三人称单数：grays　过去分词：grayed　

Oxford 3000 / BNC.5464 / COCA.1939

柯林斯词典

I saw this nice-looking man in a gray suit
我见到过这个身着灰色套装的英俊男士。
He's a real Dorian gray, apparently untouched by the ageing process.
他像是不受衰老过程的影响，青春永驻。
He happened to be looking through the medical book 'Gray's Anatomy' at the time.
那时，他正好在看医书《格雷氏解剖学》。
The mechanism of the effect of titanium on structure and properties of gray iron was proposed.
对钛对灰铸铁组织和性能作用的机理提出了看法。
A horse and foal stand out against the gray of the English moors.
一匹野马和她的幼驹站在雾茫茫的英格兰荒野上。
Lovett was a tall, commanding man with a waxed gray mustache
洛维特是个威严的高个男人，蓄着灰白的八字胡。
I'll have on black pants and a gray shirt tomorrow.
明天我会穿一条黑色的长裤和一件灰色的衬衫。
He was a tall, stout man with gray hair.
他是个又高又胖、头发灰白的男子。
The President-elect followed in an open carriage drawn by six beautiful gray horses.
新当选的总统紧随其后，乘坐一辆由6匹漂亮的灰马拉着的敞篷马车。
His hair was disheveled, and his face was unshaven and gray.
他头发凌乱，没刮胡子，脸色苍白。