eerily

adv.

引起神秘感或害怕地；

1. The eerie glow filled the cabin as the pressure built around them.
   当压力在他们周围建造的时候，怪诞的赤热装满了小屋。
2. The sky had an eerie yellow-orange hue, with the sun glowing behind a peculiar haze.
   天空呈现出怪诞的橘黄色调，太阳隐在一层奇异的雾霭后透出昏黄的光晕。
3. Near an ear, a nearer ear, a nearly eerie ear.
   靠近一只耳朵，一只近一些的耳朵，一只近乎可怕的耳朵。
4. So what's so eerie about this name?
   但这名字有什麽可怕的呢？
5. An eerie wind blew through the assembled throng.
   一阵奇异的风吹过拥挤的人群。
6. Churning mist adds an eerie ambiance to your Halloween table.
   搅动的薄雾给你的万圣节餐桌添加了一种奇异的气氛。

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