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汉语拼音：gān bā bā

1.干燥（含厌恶意）：过去～的沙荒地，如今变成了米粮川。

2.（语言文字）内容不生动，不丰富：文章写得～的，读着引不起兴趣。

1. 干硬貌。

   老舍 《骆驼祥子》十八：“马路上一个水点也没有，干巴巴的发着些白光。” 李汉平 《“吓一跳”的故事》：“﹝ 小夏 ﹞猛地从衣兜里掏出一个干巴巴的馒头。”

2. 干瘦貌。

   张天翼 《春风》：“那孩子慌慌地站了起来。又黄又瘦，脸上干巴巴的。” 曹禺 《北京人》第三幕第一景：“她颤巍巍摇着头，干巴巴的瘪嘴激动得一抽一抽的。”

3. 枯燥单调。

   茅盾 《少儿文学的春天到来了》：“当时（指1960年前后）的少年文学作品，绝大部分可以用五句话来概括：政治挂了帅，艺术脱了班，故事公式化，人物概念化，文字干巴巴。”

• Reading The Little Prince with her was a startling and wonderful hiatus from the rather dry business English classes that I taught so often.

  我教的课往往是干巴巴的商务英语课，同她一起阅读《小王子》，成了一个令人惊喜的出口。

• To work as an inducement, the food must be good: a mere dry biscuit is no longer sufficient to get a single bottom on to a single seat.

  要起到引诱作用，食物必须美味：只供应干巴巴的饼干已不再足以吸引人落座了。

• "And do they feed you bread and water, as well? " ? Snape asked drily , beginning to be very angry.

  “然后他们也用粗茶淡饭伺候你？”斯内普干巴巴地说，开始感到愤怒。

• You've got to have faith, I said dully.

  我干巴巴地说，你必须要有信仰。

• As he slams the spade back into the base of the trough, she turns away on the dry sole of her foot.

  他把铁锹掷回沟底，她蹬着干巴巴的脚掌，转身走了。

• s your wife. You insult her intelligence if you assume that a mere slogan and a few vapid adjectives will persuade her to buy anything.

  她是你的妻子。如果你认为仅凭句口号，几个干巴巴的形容词就能诱使她掏腰包购买任何东西的话，那么你就亵渎了她的智慧。

• Thus, clarifying our concept of art is not merely a matter of dry, academic book-keeping.

  因此，理清我们关于艺术的概念，不仅仅是一桩干巴巴的掉书袋的事情。

• "My subject is History of Magic, " he said in his dry, wheezy voice.

  “我这门课是魔法史，”他用那干巴巴、气喘吁吁的声音说，

• When I feast after to see Grandma in the side of chewing the dry noodles.

  当我饱餐一顿后，才看见奶奶在一旁啃着干巴巴的面条。