steeped

英 [stiːpt]

美 [stiːpt]

adj.  (地方或人)深受…影响的，充满…的
v.  泡; 浸; 使…充满
steep的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：steeped　过去式：steeped　

Collins.1

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (地方或人)深受…影响的，充满…的
  If a place or person issteeped ina quality or characteristic, they are surrounded by it or deeply influenced by it.
  1. The castle is steeped in history and legend...
     这座城堡历史悠久，充满了传奇。
  2. He said they were unrealistic and steeped in the past.
     他说他们脱离现实，总是沉浸在过去。

双语例句

• His hands are steeped in blood.
  他的双手沾满了鲜血。
• This optimistic view is steeped in the real business cycle theory, which is nowadays the dominant academic one.
  这种乐观观点信奉的是如今主导学术界的真实经济周期理论。
• Jack is a scholar steeped in the classics of ancient china.
  杰克是一位精通中国古代经典著作的学者。
• China's ocean fishing industry has a long history steeped in experience.
  中国有悠久的海洋渔业发展史，积累了丰富的经验。
• The talks were part of a visit that was steeped in symbolism.
  这些会谈是奥巴马这次具有象征意义的访问的一部分。
• The more we are steeped in these material surroundings, the less we know ourselves.
  我们愈沈浸于物质环境里，对自己就了解得愈少。
• But others have rather more curious habits, often steeped in superstition.
  但其他人则有着更为奇特的风俗习惯，这些风俗通常都和迷信密切相关。
• We had pears steeped in red wine for dinner.
  我们晚饭吃红葡萄酒浸的梨子。
• Until recently A. S. Byatt was a dark horse, known only by those steeped in literature.
  一直到前不久，A.S.拜厄特都还是只为潜心研究文学的人所知晓的一匹黑马。
• But Bermuda is a place steeped in conservative traditions.
  但是，百慕大是一个植根于传统的地方。