rutted
英 [ˈrʌtɪd]
美 [ˈrʌtɪd]
词性
形容词
基本解释
adj.有车辙的
网络释义
(of a road or track) having rut or grooves worn into it; (of a person's behavior) repetitive and unchanging, especially to an extent that is dull or tiresome
例证
1. The rutted road was difficult to drive on during the rainy season.
2. He fell into a rutted routine of going to work, coming home, and watching TV every night.
2. He fell into a rutted routine of going to work, coming home, and watching TV every night.