curvy
curvy — adjective
- curvypositive
- curviercomparative
- curviestsuperlative
1. describing a road, path, line, or shape that has many smooth bends instead of be
describing a road, path, line, or shape that has many smooth bends instead of being straight.
The coastal road was very curvy, and Esme felt sick in the back seat.
curvy + road/path for a winding route
The river follows a curvy path through the valley before reaching the sea.
Allison drew a curvy line across the page to show the shape of the hill.
Iker followed the curvy mountain trail up toward the old watchtower.
The old staircase had curvy wooden rails that shone from years of use.
- straight
having no curves or bends at all
文法句型
curvy + noun
常見錯誤
2. used to describe a woman whose body has full, rounded curves, especially in the
used to describe a woman whose body has full, rounded curves, especially in the chest and hip area.
Nadia is proud of her curvy figure and buys clothes that fit her well.
curvy figure as a positive self-description
The shop sells jeans designed for women with curvy hips.
Shirin prefers dresses that show off her curvy body.
Many young women today feel happy to describe themselves as curvy rather than skinny.
The fitness magazine now includes workouts for women who want a curvy shape.
- shapely
more formal, focuses on pleasing proportions overall
- full-figured
neutral term for a larger body type
- voluptuous
strongly emphasizes feminine curves in a romantic or sexual way
文法句型
curvy + noun (figure / body / hips / woman)
用法筆記
Most commonly used to describe women's bodies in a positive or approving way. Can be considered informal compared to 'shapely' or 'full-figured.' Less commonly used for men.