英:['vɜ:dənsɪ]
美:['vɜdənsɪ]
英:['vɜ:dənsɪ]
美:['vɜdənsɪ]
词根:verdant
adj.verdant 青翠的;翠绿的;没有经验的;不老练的
contracted from Middle French verdoyant, from present participle of verdoyer "to be green, turn green," going back to Old French verdoier, from verd, vert "green" (going back to Latin viridis, from a base *wir-, whence virēre "to show green growth, be green" of uncertain origin) + -oier, factitive verb suffix, going back to Latin -idiāre, originally representing variant pronunciation (or spelling variant) of -izāre -ize Note: Latin viridis and virēre have been linked to Lithuanian visti "to multiply, breed," veisti "to breed, rear," as well as to Old English wīse "sprout, stalk," Old High German wisa "meadow," though the semantic connections are vague enough to make this a very tenuous hypothesis.
The first known use of verdant was in 1581
verifiableadjective
able to be verified
very1 of 2adjective
being actual or real
exact entry 2 sense 1, precise
the very heart of the city
exactly suitable or necessary
the very thing for the purpose
mere entry 2, bare
the very thought terrified them
exactly the same
the very one I saw yesterday
very2 of 2adverb
in actual fact : truly
told the very same story
to a great degree : extremely
a very hot day
vergernoun
a minor church official
verdurenoun
green vegetation
verdurenoun
green vegetation
verdictnoun
the decision reached by a jury
an opinion held or expressed : judgment
verdantadjective
green with growing plants
verdant fields
verdantadjective
green with growing plants
verdant fields
verdantadjective
green with growing plants
verdant fields
1 What is felt more subliminally is the High Line’s verdancy.
2 St. John's particularly I shall remember: its light, its distinction, its surrounding verdancy.
3 “Liebesfrühling” turns the metaphor of spring inside out, locating in its verdancy memories that cause anguish, as Gerhaher’s voice rises to a pained pitch suffused with light.
4 She was playing a game; she was not simply taking pity on his aesthetic verdancy.
5 The brightness and pungency of the pepper-laced tomato sauce, the chew of the pasta, the verdancy of the fresh parsley — it's all as fresh as a daisy.
6 I take all this pains to prove that I was not green, because I had an especial horror of verdancy in general, and verdant boys in particular.
7 A withering bud Brews barrenness thro all the verdancy Of Spring.
8 Would the sudden and glorious verdancy of television soon by clipped into submission by cryptic algorithms and shoved into an entrance-fee-demanding hot house where myriad species competed to the death for air and sun?
9 Patches of broad, flag-like maize, too, stood out, in darker squares, from the verdancy of the grass, and bird voices in glad note made merry among the cool, leafy, forest slopes.
10 "As to that," comes the retort, "it is all an azure fiction; far to be preferred is the veracious verdancy of the earth."
11 In the verdancy of his suckerdom, Charley imagined the fakir who had done him had preserved as keen a recollection of the transaction as himself.
12 The question about the hemp was too good to be lost, and my young friend had too strong a business head not to perceive the delightful verdancy of my character.
13 a beautiful, verdant field
14 He had heretofore considered himself fast; but the past was a state of unsophisticated verdancy, compared with the thousand attractive sins in which he now indulged.
15 The first sip of cocoa on winter days in Kabul transported me to that faraway verdancy and was a promise that I would return to the mountains of my childhood summers.
16 Wearily did he pass some of his time amidst the verdancy of the woods.
17 Thus the term "adobe," the sun-dried brick, as applied to a man, signifies vealiness and verdancy.
18 To drape a veil of verdancy over a world gone to seed?
19 Plastic ferns, artificial flowers and seaweeds sprout everywhere in false verdancy.
20 His clothing was coarser woven and the most attractive girls in their Sunday attire were rude specimens of country verdancy.
1 翠绿
2 单纯
simple single silly innocent slick unsophisticated simplex untutored pute unartificial semplice simplicity innocence singlet niaiserie simplify
4 幼稚
infant juvenile primitive childish verdant infantile boyish puerile jejune infantine vealy baby-hood puerilism immaturity puerility juvenility
5 未成熟
hard young green rough tender juvenile crude adolescent embryo untimely unripe abortive sucking callow unformed jejune unfledged underripe immaturity prematurity greenness crudeness in the shell
6 碧绿
7 无知
incapacious simple blind silly innocent ignorant senseless unwashed unknowing unintelligent benighted unenlightened untutored uninstructed unversed nescient dark darkness simplicity ignorance innocence inanity nescience niaiserie