luridly
副詞
UK/ˈlʊə.rɪd.li/
US/ˈlʊr.ɪd.li/
定義 luridly 副詞
shock(震惊)
in a shocking manner, often involving violence, sexual content, or immoral behavior
以骇人听闻的方式
The movie depicted the crime scene luridly, unsettling the audience.
这部电影以骇人听闻的方式描绘了犯罪现场，让观众感到不安。
The newspaper reported the scandal with lurid headlines and shocking details.
这家报纸以耸人听闻的标题和令人震惊的细节报道了这起丑闻。
The story luridly described the horrors of war, leaving a lasting impression.
这个故事以骇人听闻的方式描述了战争的恐怖，留下了深刻的印象。
colour(色彩)
in a manner that is excessively bright, vivid, or exaggerated
过于鲜艳地；过于刺眼地
The luridly colored billboard was jarring to the eye.
那块颜色过于鲜艳的广告牌让人看了不舒服。
The room was decorated luridly, making it feel uncomfortable.
房间装饰得过于鲜艳，让人感到不适。
She wore a luridly colored dress, making her stand out in the crowd.
她穿了一件颜色过于鲜艳的洋装，让她在人群中格外显眼。