saturnine如何读

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saturnine是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 忧郁的
  2. 铅中毒的
  3. 受土星影响而出生的,土星转世的
  4. 沉默寡言的
  5. 讥讽的,讥诮的
  6. 阴沉的
  7. 不愉快的
  8. 性情乖僻的
  9. 严肃的
  10. 铅的
  11. 呆滞的
  12. 受土星影响的

saturnine自然拼读

sat·ur·nine

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saturnine扩展

saturninely (adv.), saturnineness (n.), saturninity (n.)

saturnine词根

词根:saturnism

n.

saturnism [内科] 铅中毒,铅毒

saturnine英英释义

Adjective

1. bitter or scornful;

"the face was saturnine and swarthy, and the sensual lips...twisted with disdain"- Oscar Wilde

2. showing a brooding ill humor;

"a dark scowl"

"the proverbially dour New England Puritan"

"a glum, hopeless shrug"

"he sat in moody silence"

"a morose and unsociable manner"

"a saturnine, almost misanthropic young genius"- Bruce Bliven

"a sour temper"

"a sullen crowd"

saturnine词源中文解释

"阴郁的,忧郁的,迟缓的,严肃的,不容易兴奋或愉快的",15世纪中期,字面意思是"在土星的影响下出生",来自中古英语 Saturne(见 Saturn)+ -ine(1)。旧医学认为这些特征是由土星的占星影响引起或影响的,土星是离太阳最远(在当时的知识中)的行星,因此它的旋转最慢,最冷。土星在炼金术中也与铅有关。

saturnine_医学行业词汇

铅的

忧郁的:与铅中毒有关的迟钝状态

saturnine词源英文解释

Middle English, borrowed from Medieval Latin sāturnīnus (Latin Sāturnīnus, a Roman cognomen), from Latin Sāturnus saturn + -īnus -ine >entry 1

The first known use of saturnine was in the 15th century

saturnine儿童词典英英释义

satyrnoun

often capitalized a forest god believed by the ancient Greeks to have the ears and tail of a horse or goat and to enjoy rowdy pleasures

a man having strong sexual desire

saturnineadjective

sullen sense 1a

saturnine医学词典英英释义

saturnineadjective

of or relating to lead

of, relating to, or produced by the absorption of lead into the system saturnine gout

saturnine poisoning

saturnine 例句

1 With Mr Heathcliff, grim and saturnine, on the one hand, and Hareton, absolutely dumb, on the other, I made a somewhat cheerless meal, and bid adieu early.

在我的一边坐的是希刺克厉夫先生,冷酷而阴沉,另一边是哈里顿,一声也不吭,我吃了一顿多少有点不愉快的饭,就早早的辞去了。

2 The mood is too saturnine, the occasional nods to social criticism too stilted.

3 Lilli Palmer is a saturnine icon in the Marlene Dietrich mold.

4 Tall, sharp-featured, saturnine and with an incisive voice, Burke was perfectly cast as Marker.

5 On stage, the effects were dark and saturnine, with the models’ hair stringy, like that of drowned mermaids, colors pitching blood red against deep blue.

6 On one wall is the green, glowing, saturnine self-portrait of Andy Warhol.

7 Vierne's life was one of hardship, disappointment, handicap and horror, all expressed in his murky organ music full of sickly harmonies and saturnine sonorities.

8 The national temperament, at least as Mr. Kaurismaki sketches it, is decidedly saturnine.

9 Slowly, though, it is Skarsgård who takes charge, positioning Dima—ruthless, jovial, and doomed—at the heart of this saturnine tale.

10 But Bagsley made an effort to rush forward to grasp Barton by the hand, but he was withheld by the weight of his more saturnine companion.

11 This current fascination may attest as well to a saturnine swing in the sociopolitical consciousness.

12 Henry Goodman is a silky, saturnine Sir Humphrey; every seam of David Haig's garments appears to be splitting under the pressure of his prime ministerial tension.

13 The national temperament, at least as Kaurismäki sketches it, is decidedly saturnine.

14 Pat and Steve, moving across the Golden Gate Bridge, bought a hilltop plot that looked onto the marshes and the saturnine eastern face of Mt.

15 When “Studio 54” screened at Sundance in 2018, the audience hissed every time Mr. Cohn’s saturnine image flashed on the screen.

16 Waters emerged as its new, more saturnine leader.

17 Chouinard may be the face of Patagonia, and its presiding saturnine spirit, but the mood around the place is distinctly upbeat, optimistic, and youthful—a distillation of his can-and-must-do side, minus the ain’t-no-use.

18 The sun had just gone down, and white light glowed between the darkening sky and the dormant fields, the crouching, saturnine orchards.

19 The brooding, saturnine artist has evolved into a genial grandfather.

20 But even in that calm gloom, my eyes slowly acclimated to the 14 grandly saturnine paintings, made by Mark Rothko in the late 1960s.

saturnine 同义词

10 讥讽的

sarcastic sardonic

12 沉郁

hypochondria

17 性情乖僻的

kinky

19 讥诮的

cynical

20 铅中毒的

saturnic

27 讥诮

cynical cynicism sneer

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