英和和英

形容詞

sunbaked (comparative more sunbaked, superlative most sunbaked)

1. Baked by the heat of the sun.
   • 1867, Robert Tomes, The Champagne Country, page 112:

     Though tempered in hotter climates, I had no sooner driven out of the sombre hotel and the deep shade of the great Cathedral, by which it has been darkened for ages, than I was conscious that the temperature of Rheims even could occasionally rise to a height to test the endurance of the most sunbaked.

   • 1995 (1966), Fernand Braudel, Siân Reynolds (translator), The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II, Volume 1, page 235,

     Morocco is another, more sunbaked Italy.

   • 2008, Seth Greenland, Shining City, page 85:

     He found his way to San Pedro, which, with its rolling topography and adjacent harbor, bore a certain resemblance to a more sunbaked County Cork, a quality that attracted more than a few Irish, many of whom worked unloading cargo from around the world.

2. (figurative) Suntanned