adj.发霉的，破旧的

The mouldy bread made me have diarrhea.
这个发霉的面包让我拉肚子。
All she gave me was a mouldy old 50 yuan.
她只给了我区区50元。
Mary's books became mouldy after being left in a damp basement.
玛丽的书放到阴湿的地下室后发霉了。
The damp basement had a persistent mouldy smell that made it uninhabitable.
潮湿的地下室有一股挥之不去的霉味，让人无法居住。
I found a mouldy piece of bread hidden behind the kitchen cabinet.
我在厨房橱柜后面发现了一块发霉的面包。
The old book's pages were yellowed and mouldy from years of neglect.
那本旧书因多年无人问津，书页已经泛黄并发霉了。
It's important to regularly check your food pantry for mouldy items to avoid contamination.
定期检查食品储藏室，去除发霉的食品，以防污染，这很重要。
The carpet in the corner of the room was covered in mould due to water damage.
房间角落的地毯因水损而长满了霉菌。
After the flood, many houses were left with mouldy walls and furniture.
洪水过后，许多房屋的墙壁和家具都长了霉。
Storing clothes in a humid environment can lead to them becoming musty and mouldy.
在潮湿的环境中存放衣物会导致它们发霉并有霉味。
A mouldy ceiling indicates a serious roof leak that needs immediate attention.
发霉的天花板表明存在严重的屋顶漏水问题，需要立即处理。
The forgotten leftovers in the back of the fridge had turned mouldy and were disposed of.
冰箱后部被遗忘的剩饭剩菜已经发霉，只好丢弃。
Living in a mouldy environment can pose significant health risks, especially for those with respiratory issues.
生活在发霉的环境中可能带来重大的健康风险，特别是对有呼吸系统疾病的人来说。