“putrid”造句，怎麼用putrid造句

and all the while scarlet thoughts, putrid fantasies, and no love(bLouis Auchincloss)

Today, I was sitting on the train wondering what that putrid smell was.

The water in the rivers and seas has turned pitch-black, yet putrid waste water keeps emptying into them.

That food which is stale, tasteless, putrid, decomposed, foul and impure as well as the leavings of others is dear to one in nescience.

Quantitative value of thick and thin tongue fur, moistening and dryness of tongue fur, greasy and putrid tongue fur can be get through the texture future analysis methods.

Disease also is a threat; the inundation of putrid, polluted water is raising concerns about typhoid and bacterial infections among the 450, 000 people affected or displaced by the deluge.

Fruits, berries and vegetables after treatment will form a layer of transparent membrane on the outer surface so that it can be stored for long time to prevent from shrivelling up and putrid.

A putrid smell drove us from the room.

liable to decay or spoil or become putrid.

Identification of animal putrid intramuscular swatch by sequencing of patial 12S rRNA gene;

On the outskirts of the city, smokestacks belched carbon and sulfur into the putrid mist that enveloped them.

Why do I wear myself out, if I don't love the people who have "shapeless faces, stale desires, putrid memories", and so on?

They could not smell the putrid mud that covered the ninth ward of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina passed, or the stink of subprime mortgages leaching their poison into the financial system.

Are you trying to suffocate us with that putrid smell?

Then, a few weeks later, after the object is slightly better known, you will dismiss all the hype with a gesture of putrid disgust.

Chronic Fatique, sore throats, rashes, putrid Discharge mouth

After a long time of hard thinking and scratching our hearts and hearts, we finally started to write. This is the fantasy story of two putrid girls who love to watch entertainment.

A poisonous atmosphere formerly thought to rise from swamps and putrid matter and cause disease.