attemper如何读

英:[ə'tempə]

美:[ə'tempə]

attemper是什么意思

  • v.使缓和;调度;调和

attemper英英释义

transitive verb

obsolete regulate, control, order

soften, mitigate

soothe, appease

archaic to reduce, modify, or moderate by mixture

to modify the temperature of : make (as air) warmer or colder

archaic to make suitable : accommodate, adapt

archaic to bring into harmony : attune

attemper词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“减少,调节,修改; 约束,控制; 使适宜或合适; 按适当比例混合”,源自古法语 atemprer “变得适度,调节自己的行为,选择中间方式”,源自拉丁语 attemperare,来自 ad (见 ad-)的同化形式 + temperare “按适当比例混合,修改,混合; 约束自己”(见 temper (v.))。相关: Attempered; attempering。

attemper词源英文解释

Middle English attempren, from Middle French atemprer, from Latin attemperare to adjust, accommodate, from ad- + temperare to temper

attemper 例句

1 The bridle of the throat then is to be held attempered between slackness and stiffness.

2 Through a style sometimes Eastern in flush and fervor, and again tropical in heat and luxuriance, were always seen the adjusting and attempering habit of thought and argument and the even balance of his mind.

3 But Love, by faithless Laia taught    How frail is woman’s holiest vow, Look’d down, while grace attempered thought    Sate serious on his baby brow.

4 They are sometimes a little faulty in rhyme and melody: but they are never lame from imbecility. ——he has the happiest wit, Who has discretion to attemper it.

5 That he was of noble birth and blood and training one glance sufficed; peculiarly and gloriously distinguished in the quiet majesty of his figure, in the mild attempered gravity of his commanding features.

6 By middle age, or sooner, the creed has generally wrought upon the heart or been attempered by it.

7 It is seldom that so much rugged energy can be so blandly attempered, that so much vehemence and so much softness will go together.”

8 "Why am I called, Rose," the young man asked, attempering his voice to the calm that reigned around him; "and why am I called by you?"

9 Alicia was gifted by nature with a warm affectionate heart, and a calm imagination attempered its influence.

10 But, as centuries passed away, the Faun's wild blood had necessarily been attempered with constant intermixtures from the more ordinary streams of human life.

11 Yet his wit or mirth is well attempered to his years.

12 Those smiling eyes, attempering every ray, Shone sweetly lambent with celestial day.

13 But as it subsided he felt himself suddenly cool, firm, attempered.

14 Romulus reigned thirty-seven years, Numa forty-three: the state was both strong and attempered by the arts both of war and peace.

15 For nobility attempers sovereignty, and draws the eyes of the people, somewhat aside from the line royal.

16 I saw 'the cheerful coat of paint, and golden-tinted paper-hangings, lighting up the small apartment; while the shadow of a willow-tree, that swept against the overhanging eaves, attempered the cheery western sunshine.'

17 He had a strong voice and lively accent, with an air very intrepid, yet attempered with much gentleness.

18 Lifted sashes and lofty ceilings were insufficient to attemper it.

19 Face the market to do attemper.

面向市场搞调度.

20 Thence went they all together to the Court of Charles, King of France; there might men behold them young, well attempered, wise, fair, and of like fashion and visage, loved of all and honoured. 

attemper 同义词

7 调匀

smooth

15 使回火

temper

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