stuffy
adjective disapproving uk/ˈstʌf.i/ us/ˈstʌf.i/
(WITHOUT AIR)
（房间或建筑物）闷的，通风不畅的
A stuffy room or building is unpleasant because it has no fresh air.
a stuffy office 空气污浊的办公室
It's really hot and stuffy in here - let's open the window. 这里又热又闷——我们把窗户打开吧。
The bedroom gets a little stuffy in the summer. 这个房间在夏天有点闷。
(FORMAL)
古板的，保守的，一本正经的
old-fashioned, formal, and boring
Sir William had the ability to conduct proceedings in a dignified manner without ever becoming stuffy. 威廉爵士能够以庄重但毫不刻板的方式主持会议。
She is trying to promote a less stuffy image of librarians. 他在努力提升图书管理员的形象，想使之显得不那么古板。
US（鼻子）不通气的，堵塞的
If your nose is stuffy or you have a stuffy nose, your nose is blocked with mucus, usually because you have a cold.