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zombie n.僵尸；行尸走肉；木讷呆板的人 (1) 在他外出喝酒后的次日早晨,他看起来了无生气像一个僵尸。(2) 一天中的大部分时间我像行尸走肉般四处走动。(3) 她父亲认为她的男友们都木讷呆板。 There is an entire literary genre that features zombies and the people who are hunting or fighting them off, as well as scores of films about zombies. A zombie is an ideal movie monster, horrible to look at and nearly impossible to kill. The word zombie comes from West Africa, related to both the Kikongo word zumbi, or "fetish," and the Kimbundu word nzambi, or "god."

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英 ['zɒmbi] 美 ['zɑːmbi] (1) He looked like a zombie the morning after he went out drinking.(2) I walked around like a zombie for most of the day.(3) Her father thought her boyfriends were zombies. If you've ever watched a zombie movie, you know that a zombie is a terrifying but slow-moving monster, a dead body that moves as if it's alive and has a taste for human flesh. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]麻木迟钝的人；毫无生气的人；无精打采的人 You can describe someone as a zombie if their face or behaviour shows no feeling, understanding, or interest in what is going on around them. I didn't want to do anything, I just sat at home and vegetated. I became a total zombie...我什么也不想做，就是呆坐在家里，过着百无聊赖的生活。我完全变成了行尸走肉。Without sleep you will become a zombie at work.不睡觉的话，工作起来会变得反应迟钝。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]（恐怖故事或某些宗教中的）僵尸，还魂尸 In horror stories and some religions, a zombie is a dead person who has been brought back to life.

英语单词	zombie
英美音标	英 ['zɒmbi] 美 ['zɑːmbi]
中文释义	n.僵尸；行尸走肉；木讷呆板的人
英语例句	(1) He looked like a zombie the morning after he went out drinking. (2) I walked around like a zombie for most of the day. (3) Her father thought her boyfriends were zombies.
中文例句	(1) 在他外出喝酒后的次日早晨,他看起来了无生气像一个僵尸。 (2) 一天中的大部分时间我像行尸走肉般四处走动。 (3) 她父亲认为她的男友们都木讷呆板。
vocabulary简明	If you've ever watched a zombie movie, you know that a zombie is a terrifying but slow-moving monster, a dead body that moves as if it's alive and has a taste for human flesh.
vocabulary扩展	There is an entire literary genre that features zombies and the people who are hunting or fighting them off, as well as scores of films about zombies. A zombie is an ideal movie monster, horrible to look at and nearly impossible to kill. The word zombie comes from West Africa, related to both the Kikongo word zumbi, or "fetish," and the Kimbundu word nzambi, or "god."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]麻木迟钝的人；毫无生气的人；无精打采的人 You can describe someone as a zombie if their face or behaviour shows no feeling, understanding, or interest in what is going on around them. I didn't want to do anything, I just sat at home and vegetated. I became a total zombie... 我什么也不想做，就是呆坐在家里，过着百无聊赖的生活。我完全变成了行尸走肉。 Without sleep you will become a zombie at work. 不睡觉的话，工作起来会变得反应迟钝。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（恐怖故事或某些宗教中的）僵尸，还魂尸 In horror stories and some religions, a zombie is a dead person who has been brought back to life.

Zombie I Word Monster Dead N Count 可数名词 英

Zombie I Word Monster Dead N Count 可数名词英