zombie

中英词典：Zombie

名词

1. 僵尸

定义：指传说中由于巫术、魔法等手段使死人复活的恶魔。

例句：

1. The movie is about a group of survivors fighting against zombies. (这部电影讲述一群幸存者与僵尸作战的故事。)

2. They were attacked by a horde of zombies. (他们遭到了一大群僵尸的攻击。)

2. 某人无生气的样子

定义：指一个人无精打采、无生气、缺乏活力。

例句：

1. After working long hours, she looked like a zombie. (工作了很长时间后，她看起来像个行尸走肉。)

2. He just sat there, staring into space, like a zombie. (他就坐在那里，盯着虚空，像个呆若木鸡的人。)

形容词

1. 僵尸般的

定义：形容具有僵尸特征或类似僵尸的。

例句：

1. The actors wore zombie makeup for the horror movie. (演员们在恐怖电影中化妆成僵尸。)

2. She had a zombie-like expression on her face. (她脸上带着一副像僵尸一样的表情。)

2. 无生气的

定义：形容缺乏生气或活力的。

例句：

1. The party was so boring, it felt like a zombie gathering. (这个派对太无聊了，感觉就像一群无精打采的人聚会。)

2. He gave a zombie-like performance in the play. (他在戏剧中表演得毫无生气。)

词语辨析

1. zombie vs. ghoul

Zombie和ghoul都可以指代恶魔式的亡灵，但zombie更常用于描述由巫术或魔法复活的僵尸，而ghoul则更常用于指代食尸鬼。

词汇扩充

1. zombie apocalypse

定义：指一种虚构的情景，其中全球范围内的人们都变成了僵尸。

例句：

1. The TV show depicts a post-apocalyptic world after the zombie apocalypse. (这个电视剧描绘了僵尸末日后的世界。)

2. zombie outbreak

定义：指僵尸疫情的爆发。

例句：

1. The city was in chaos due to the zombie outbreak. (由于僵尸疫情的爆发，这座城市陷入了混乱。)

近义词

1. living dead

定义：指死而复生的人。

例句：

1. The movie explores the concept of the living dead. (这部电影探讨了活死人的概念。)

2. undead

定义：指一种在死亡状态下复活的存在。

例句：

1. The undead creatures roamed the dark forest. (这些不死生物在黑暗的森林中游荡。)

反义词

1. alive

定义：指有生命的，与zombie的无生气状态相反。

例句：

1. She felt alive after a long vacation. (长假过后，她感到活力满满。)

柯林斯词典

Zombie (noun)

1. In voodoo, a zombie is a dead person who has been brought back to life but has no thoughts or free will.

2. If you describe someone as a zombie, you mean that they look or behave like someone who is unconscious or has no will of their own.

Zombie (adjective)

1. If you describe someone as zombie-like, you mean that they look or behave like a zombie.

2. If you describe something as a zombie organization or system, you mean that it is no longer effective or efficient but continues to exist.

牛津词典

Zombie (noun)

1. (in popular fiction) a person or reanimated corpse that has been turned into a creature capable of movement but not of rational thought, which feeds on human flesh.

2. a person who is or appears lifeless, apathetic, or completely unresponsive to their surroundings.

Zombie (adjective)

1. relating to or characteristic of a zombie.

用法

1. The zombie movie scared me.

2. She felt like a zombie after staying up all night.

3. He walked around the office like a zombie, not responding to anyone.

4. The company is becoming a zombie organization, unable to adapt to the changing market.

例句

1. The zombie apocalypse has begun and we must find a way to survive. (僵尸末日已经开始，我们必须找到生存的方法。)
2. He looked like a zombie after pulling an all-nighter. (他整夜不眠后，看起来像个行尸走肉。)
3. She shuffled through her day like a zombie, unable to concentrate. (她整天无精打采，无法集中注意力。)
4. The economy is being dragged down by zombie companies. (经济正被僵尸公司拖累。)
5. The zombie outbreak spread rapidly, turning the city into chaos. (僵尸疫情迅速蔓延，使这座城市陷入了混乱。)
6. He stared blankly ahead, his eyes devoid of life, like a zombie. (他茫然地凝视前方，眼中没有一丝生气，像个行尸走肉。)
7. After the long hike, I felt like a zombie, completely drained of energy. (长途徒步之后，我感觉像个无精打采的人，完全没有精力了。)
8. She wore a zombie costume for Halloween. (她在万圣节时穿着僵尸服装。)
9. The zombie-like figures moved slowly through the fog. (这些像僵尸一样的身影在雾中缓慢移动。)
10. The company is on the verge of becoming a zombie organization, unable to compete in the modern market. (这家公司正处于成为僵尸组织的边缘，无法在现代市场上竞争。)
11. The living dead roamed the deserted streets, searching for human prey. (活死人在空荡荡的街道上游荡，寻找人类猎物。)
12. He felt alive for the first time in years, free from the constraints of his past. (多年来，他第一次感到自己活着，摆脱了过去的束缚。)
13. The zombie outbreak caught the city by surprise, overwhelming the authorities. (僵尸疫情让这座城市措手不及，压倒了当局。)
14. She woke up feeling like a zombie, her body aching from the previous day's activities. (她醒来时感觉像个行尸走肉，全身酸痛，是前一天的活动导致的。)
15. The undead creatures emerged from the shadows, hungry for human flesh. (不死生物从阴影中出现，渴望人类的肉体。)
16. The party turned into a zombie gathering, with everyone standing around in silence. (派对变成了一场无精打采的聚会，每个人都静静地站着。)
17. His zombie-like expression scared me, as if he was no longer the person I knew. (他那副像僵尸一样的表情吓到了我，好像他不再是我认识的那个人。)
18. The company has become a zombie, unable to adapt to the fast-paced industry. (这家公司已经沦为僵尸，无法适应快速发展的行业。)
19. He walked through the crowd like a zombie, oblivious to the world around him. (他如行尸走肉般穿过人群，对周围的世界毫不在意。)
20. The zombie movie kept me on the edge of my seat, with its thrilling plot. (这部僵尸电影让我坐立不安，因为它扣人心弦的剧情。)
21. She felt like a zombie at work, going through the motions without any real enthusiasm. (她在工作时感觉像个机械人，毫无真正的热情。)
22. The zombie-like figures emerged from the mist, their movements slow and deliberate. (那些像僵尸一样的身影从雾中走出，动作缓慢而有目的。)