stilted是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈstɪltɪd]美 [ˈstɪltɪd]

a. 踏上高跷的, 虚饰的, 夸大的, 夸张的, 呆板的, 不自然的, 做作的

s artificially formal

stilted的用法和例句：

1. The hotels are up on stilts in the ocean.

酒店是建在海里的柱子上的

2. The language feels stilted and too formal.

语言感觉很生硬 很刻板

3. Well, it's too many for a car on stilts.

这对于踩高跷的车型来说有点多啊

4. Unless she was on stilts, which is a possibility because she's not answering her phone.

除非她踩在高跷上 这也有可能 因为她不接我电话

5. These houses, as you can see, are on stilts because that's where the river should be.

这些房子 你们也能看到 都是建在高处的 因为这里是河流本应出现的地方

6. That honor now goes to the stilts I got for my birthday.

这项荣誉现在归我的生日礼物 高跷

7. Yeah, well it's either that or putting the whole school on stilts.

不然得话全校都得小心翼翼的

8. Yeah, I just think reading music makes things a bit stilted.

是啊 我觉得用谱子会很不自然

9. Safe inside in a house made of glass on stilts in a city long overdue for an earthquake.

里面很"安全" 房子是玻璃做的 我们踩着高跟鞋 走在一个早该地震的城市

10. If a child is brought up on stilts, let's say, and then they're taken off when it's two years old, it probably won't be able to acquire the capacity to walk because it's just too late.

假设一个孩子从小踩着高跷 两岁时才帮他取掉高跷 很可能他就无法学会走路了 因为为时已晚