英:[ˈɪnsens , ɪnˈsens]
美:[ˈɪnsens , ɪnˈsens]
英:[ˈɪnsens , ɪnˈsens]
美:[ˈɪnsens , ɪnˈsens]
n.
香
焚香时的烟
奉承
v.
使愤怒
激怒
第三人称单数:incenses
现在分词:incensing
过去式:incensed
过去分词:incensed
词根:incense
adj.incensed 愤怒的,激怒了的
v.incensed 激怒(incense的过去分词)
noun
material used to produce a fragrant odor when burned
the perfume exhaled from some spices and gums when burnedbroadly: a pleasing scent
pleasing attention : flattery
verb (1)
transitive verb
to apply or offer incense to
to perfume with incense
verb (2)
transitive verb
to arouse the extreme anger or indignation of
archaic to cause (a passion or emotion) to become aroused
incense burner香炉
这组词都有“气味”的意思,其区别是:
smell普通用词,与odour很相近,中性词。可指好闻或不好闻或中性气味。
fragrance较正式的典雅用词,常指花妆品、花朵和香料等发出的令人感到新鲜、愉快的香味。
incense指香燃烧时发出的芳香的烟味。
perfume书面用词,指强烈、浓厚天然或人工制造的香气。
flaour指影响嗅觉、味觉的香气或香味,多用于指食物等独特的味。
odour书面中性词,侧重气味本身的本质,既可指令人愉快的气味,也可指令人作呕难闻气味。
scent与smell很接近,但着重某物质或物体所特有的气味,多指好闻的气味。
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"13世纪末,指烧时产生甜味的树脂或其他物质",源自于古法语 encens(12世纪),源自于晚期拉丁语 incensum "burnt incense",字面意思是"被烧的东西",是拉丁语 incendere "set on fire"(见 incendiary)的过去分词中性名词用法。"烟或香味的意思来自于14世纪末。
香
Noun Middle English encens, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin incensum, from Latin, neuter of incensus, past participle of incendere to set on fire, from in- + -cendere to burn; akin to Latin candēre to glow — more at candid Verb (2) Middle English encensen, probably from Latin incensus, past participle of incendere to set on fire, provoke
The first known use of incense was in the 13th century
incestuousadjective
being or involving incest
guilty of incest
incestnoun
sexual intercourse between persons so closely related that they are forbidden by law to marry
incessantadjective
going on and on : not stopping or letting up
incertitudenoun
uncertainty
inceptionnoun
an act or instance of beginning
incentivenoun
something that makes a person try or work hard or harder
incentivenoun
something that makes a person try or work hard or harder
incenternoun
the one and only point in a triangle that is passed through by each of the three lines that divide in half one of its three angles
incense1 of 2noun
material used to produce a fragrant odor when burned
the odor so produced
a pleasing scent
incense2 of 2verb
to make very angry
incense1 of 2noun
material used to produce a fragrant odor when burned
the odor so produced
a pleasing scent
incense2 of 2verb
to make very angry
1 She lit many candles for the Virgin and she allowed Ultima to burn sweet incense at the foot of the Virgin’s statue.
2 Other people burned myrrh as an incense during cremations.
其他人在火葬的时候燃烧没药作为熏香之用.
3 She and her team were incensed, and so was their boss.
4 The aroma is pleasing; a carnal incense like burnt offerings to the God of Infinite Vacation.
5 Incense can attune the finite to the Infinite .
薰香可以使有限调谐至无限。
6 The monk burned a stick of incense in the incense burner.
和尚在香炉里焚上一柱香。
7 This proposal will incense conservation campaigners.
这项提议会激怒环保人士。
8 “You lose that book,” I said, “or run away with it again, and I’ll turn you into an incense holder.”
9 And there was a faint, sweet smell of incense in the air.
10 The smell of incense and lilies, the candles lit for loved ones passed away, the throaty intonations of the priest, and the majestic trumpeting of the organ.
11 The scent is like incense, deep and spiced, and he can feel smoke curling around his head.
12 Enough, already with this mellow incense and peppermints vibe.
够了, 我受够这些薰香以及薄荷的感觉了.
13 I clean the air with incense and light the six candles—one for each of the girls, and one for Doña Laura, whose diapers I changed, and one for Don Carlos.
14 He burned a little incense before them.
15 Brother always smells like oils and incense, and he's always kicking black facts to everybody.
16 At Mass, Benediction, novenas, we huddled in great damp clumps, dozing through priest drone, while steam rose again from our clothes to mingle with the sweetness of incense, flowers and candles.
17 Father began to speak quietly then of the Old Ones, the spirits of the dead members of our family to whom we offered food and the sweet smell of incense that pleased them so well.
18 Lawrence was predictably incensed by the implication that his patent claims might have infringed Caltech’s claim to primacy.
19 She caught the mingled odors of incense, candle wax, flowers, and the good black cloth and shaving lotion of the priest.
20 They don’t burn fragrant sticks of incense or stacks of paper to send you on your way.
1 大怒
livid apoplectic Paddy fume infuriate irate incensed paddy go off the deep end be foaming at the mouth burn go postal blow a fuse blow your top go ballistic boil over burn up see red flaming steamed splenetic temper
2 上香
3 谄媚
toadyish flattering buttery courtly obsequious insinuating adulatory insinuatingly blandishments butter flattery adulation blandishment blarney bootlicking sawder toadyism brownnoser sugariness cringe toady truckle smarm bootlick beslaver flatter blandish soft-soap adulate soft soap soft sawder
5 引起
-factive -facient causative evocation incurrence lead account make work take start create mean cause effect develop produce claim parent challenge gain raise draw earn operate generate strike inspire trigger attract wake occasion extract breed stir excite incur originate induce spawn tempt provoke evoke procure underlie pique beget evince set an edge on give birth to
7 巴结
supple saccharine bag-play butter flattery crawl bootlick fish phrase ingratiate apple polishing
8 用香薰
9 芳香
spicy aromatic scented balsamic balmy odorous odoriferous sweetly fragrantly spicily balmily fragrance aroma perfume spiciness redolence spicery balminess aromatize
10 香
sweet savory sweet-scented scent joss stick fragrance joss-stick fragrant redolent savoury spicy odoriferous smell perfume bouquet savor odour savour goluptious odor
12 激发
exciting access challenge hurricane uplift excitation shake-up ebullition explode work fire fuel trigger spark excite infuse quicken prod inspirit
13 烧香
14 奉承
flattering subservient well-oiled courtly saccharine fawning adulatory trucklingly insinuatingly adulation palaver blarney sawder bushwa lipsalve cringe jolly fawn brown-nose apple-polish beslaver flatter blandish soft-soap adulate brownnose brown nosing soft sawder gnathonic parasitic obsequious parasitical adulator court butter soap salve slaver taffy oiliness parasitism toady mullarkey sugariness honey fuss cosy kowtow bootlick kotow fish spoil soothe caress lackey sweetmouth toadeating eyewash honey cooler kiss-ass smooth buttery soft-spoken smarmy ingratiating insinuative bum-sucker bumsucking grease creeping flattery sooth greasing buttering gloze suck crawl crouch flannel penny-dog soft-sawder stroke make fair weather suck up to
15 激怒
raging enraged infuriated piqued wroth wrathy irritatingly heat passion inflammation rage irritation provocation flare-up exacerbation exasperation blowup infuriation blaze anger provoke irritate exacerbate aggravate ruffle pique enrage infuriate chafe exasperate red heat form at the mouth white heat set fire to set on fire up the wall in fury aggravating aggravation bug madden rile conniption cheese Rattle outrage rouse irk goad rankle embitter nark mither rattle cage make blood boil get goat give the shits bait niggle excited inflammatory provocative irritant provoking rampage vexation touch frenzy nettle vex roil hector acerbate draw blood lash into a fury put monkey up rough up the wrong way stroke the wrong way down on neck wild choleric needle freak nag rasp rub the wrong way gall get up nose get a rise out of have a conniption fit have a conniption have conniptions make hackles rise make 's hackles rise put nose out of joint hack off burn sting agitate ruffle a few feathers ruffle few feathers tread on toes get on wick burn up inflame tee off pink irate galling wrathful blood tear wrath fume grate huff tempt gravel offend gripe imbitter passionary blazing livid passional furor bate catfit fire flame explode rattle ire blow a gasket fly out
16 烟
17 愤怒
wrathful hot dark mental angry heated red-hot irate indignant livid ropeable dander wrath ire heat outrage fume resentment indignation huff choler wroth damn embitter fire as cross as two sticks go up the wall wound up inflammatory blistering uptight exasperate hopping teen rage dudgeon mad provoke pique be in a fume in dudgeon up the wall
18 熏香
20 发怒
evil angry raging irate bristly peevish miffed shirty ireful wax provocation displeasure huff eat heat burn blow anger rage fume pique chafe nark gravel irritate infuriate
21 恭维
soft complemental sawder bouquet jolly applesauce flattery sweet-talk phrase soap compliment flatter
23 有香气
25 用香熏
26 惹怒
27 香烟