sunken

sunken

形容词

1. (of a ship) lying at the bottom of the sea after having sunk.

2. (of a person's eyes or cheeks) hollow or deeply set, typically as a result of illness, exhaustion, or hunger.

名词

1. a part of a ship that is below the waterline.

词语辨析

sunken和sunk都是过去分词，但在使用上有所区别。sunken通常用来形容沉没的船只，而sunk更多指的是事物已经沉没。

词汇扩充

1. The sunken ship was discovered by divers exploring the ocean floor.

2. Her sunken eyes showed the effects of days without sleep.

近义词

sunk, submerged, underwater

反义词

floating, surfaced, bulging

柯林斯词典

sunken in American English

ADJECTIVE

1. lying at the bottom of the sea after having sunk

2. hollow or deeply set, typically as a result of illness, exhaustion, or hunger

牛津词典

sunken in British English

ADJECTIVE

1. having fallen to the bottom of the sea, a lake, or a river

2. (of a person's eyes or cheeks) hollow or deeply set

用法

1. The sunken ship was a popular diving spot for tourists.

2. Her face was sunken and pale after days of being lost in the wilderness.

例句

1. The sunken treasure ship was finally found after years of searching.
2. His sunken cheeks were a clear indication of his poor health.
3. The city was built on the ruins of a sunken civilization.
4. The sunken shipwreck was a haunting sight beneath the waves.
5. Her eyes were sunken and tired from lack of sleep.
6. The divers explored the sunken ruins of the ancient city.
7. They discovered a sunken statue at the bottom of the lake.
8. The sunken ship lay undisturbed on the ocean floor for centuries.
9. His sunken chest showed the effects of malnutrition.
10. The sunken boat was a stark reminder of the dangers of the sea.