putridness
简明释义
英[ˈpjuːtrɪdnəs]美[ˈpjuːtrɪdnəs]
n. 腐化；腐烂；堕落
英英释义
The state of being decayed or rotten, often producing a foul smell. | 腐烂或腐败的状态，通常会产生恶臭。 |
单词用法
腐烂的恶臭 | |
空气中的腐臭 | |
腐烂食物的恶臭 | |
一种腐臭的感觉 |
同义词
| 腐烂 | 有机物的腐烂可能导致有害细菌。 | ||
| 腐朽 | 水果的腐朽使其无法食用。 | ||
| 恶臭 | 靠近垃圾填埋场时，空气的恶臭令人无法忍受。 | ||
| 分解 | Decomposition is a natural process that recycles nutrients back into the ecosystem. | 分解是一个自然过程，将养分回收回生态系统。 |
反义词
| 新鲜 | 水果的新鲜使它们变得不可抗拒。 | ||
| 纯净 | 水的纯净对健康至关重要。 |
例句
1.The putridness of the decaying animal was evident even from a distance.
腐烂动物的腐臭即使从远处也能闻到。
2.After weeks of neglect, the food in the fridge had reached a state of putridness that was unbearable.
经过几周的忽视，冰箱里的食物已经达到了无法忍受的腐臭状态。
3.The doctor explained that the putridness of the wound indicated an infection.
医生解释说，伤口的腐臭表明感染。
4.He couldn't stand the putridness of the stagnant water in the old pond.
他无法忍受旧池塘中 stagnant water 的腐臭。
5.The smell of the garbage was overwhelming, a clear indication of its putridness.
垃圾的气味令人窒息，明显表明了它的腐臭。
作文
In the heart of a forgotten forest, there lies a small, secluded pond. This pond, once a vibrant hub of life, has succumbed to the ravages of time and neglect. The water, once crystal clear, is now a murky green, filled with the remnants of decaying leaves and algae. The air around the pond carries a heavy scent, a testament to the putridness 腐臭 that has taken over this once-beautiful ecosystem. It serves as a stark reminder of nature's cycle of life and death, where beauty can quickly turn into decay. As I stand at the edge of this pond, I am struck by the contrast between what it once was and what it has become. The putridness 腐臭 emanating from the water is not just an unpleasant odor; it symbolizes the deterioration of an environment that was once thriving with activity. Frogs, dragonflies, and fish that used to call this pond home have either perished or moved on to more hospitable waters. The silence that envelops the area is deafening, broken only by the occasional rustle of leaves or the distant call of a bird. This scene evokes a deep sense of melancholy within me. It makes me ponder the consequences of neglect and the impact of human actions on the natural world. The putridness 腐臭 surrounding the pond serves as a metaphor for the broader environmental issues we face today. Pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction are all contributing factors that lead to the decline of ecosystems. Just as the pond has fallen victim to neglect, so too can our planet if we do not take action to protect it. The putridness 腐臭 of the pond also reminds us of the importance of awareness and responsibility. We must recognize that every action we take has consequences, both seen and unseen. The litter we leave behind, the chemicals we use in our gardens, and the waste we produce all contribute to the degradation of our environment. If we allow ourselves to become complacent, we risk creating more 'ponds' like this one—places that once thrived but are now lost to decay. In conclusion, the putridness 腐臭 of the pond is a powerful reminder of the fragility of nature. It urges us to reflect on our relationship with the environment and to take proactive steps towards sustainability. By fostering a deeper connection with the natural world, we can work towards healing the wounds inflicted upon it. Let us strive to turn the tide against the putridness 腐臭 that threatens our ecosystems, and instead cultivate spaces that are vibrant, healthy, and full of life.
