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gray adj.灰色的；暗淡的n.灰色；暗淡v.变灰色；使 ... 变灰色Grayn.格雷(男子名) (1) 这个和尚穿着灰色的僧袍。(2) 他刚刚四十岁时，头发就变得灰白了。(3) 他穿灰色衣服。(4) 一匹野马和她的幼驹站在雾茫茫的英格兰荒野上。(5) 几乎一路上都是海浪汹涌，天空灰朦朦的。 You might feel old when you see your gray hairs, but I think they make you look wise and distinguished. Because gray is dull and indistinct, you can refer to something not quite clear as being "in a gray area." You often find some gray area between right and wrong . . . especially when you are accused of doing something wrong. Don’t worry about the British spelling "grey": it’s interchangeable with the American English spelling.

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英 [ɡreɪ] 美 [ɡreɪ] (1) This monk wears a gray frock.(2) His hair became gray when he was only forty.(3) He dressed in gray.(4) A horse and foal stand out against the gray of the English moors.(5) The sea had been rough and the skies gray almost all the way over. Because the color gray is between black and white — actually a mix of the two — it is often used to denote something dull or monotonous. When the sun comes out after a long stretch of gray days, you suddenly feel alive again. Everybody to the beach! 1  →see: grey；

英语单词	gray
英美音标	英 [ɡreɪ] 美 [ɡreɪ]
中文释义	adj.灰色的；暗淡的 n.灰色；暗淡 v.变灰色；使 ... 变灰色 Gray n.格雷(男子名)
英语例句	(1) This monk wears a gray frock. (2) His hair became gray when he was only forty. (3) He dressed in gray. (4) A horse and foal stand out against the gray of the English moors. (5) The sea had been rough and the skies gray almost all the way over.
中文例句	(1) 这个和尚穿着灰色的僧袍。 (2) 他刚刚四十岁时，头发就变得灰白了。 (3) 他穿灰色衣服。 (4) 一匹野马和她的幼驹站在雾茫茫的英格兰荒野上。 (5) 几乎一路上都是海浪汹涌，天空灰朦朦的。
vocabulary简明	Because the color gray is between black and white — actually a mix of the two — it is often used to denote something dull or monotonous. When the sun comes out after a long stretch of gray days, you suddenly feel alive again. Everybody to the beach!
vocabulary扩展	You might feel old when you see your gray hairs, but I think they make you look wise and distinguished. Because gray is dull and indistinct, you can refer to something not quite clear as being "in a gray area." You often find some gray area between right and wrong . . . especially when you are accused of doing something wrong. Don’t worry about the British spelling "grey": it’s interchangeable with the American English spelling.
柯林斯解释	1 →see: grey ；

Gray English Dull Feel 英 ɡreɪ] 美 ɡreɪ Adj.灰色的；暗淡的