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sen·su·ous
sen shu s
sensuously (adv.), sensuousness (n.)
adjective
of or relating to the senses or sensible objects
producing or characterized by gratification of the senses : having strong sensory appeal
sensuous pleasure
characterized by sense impressions or imagery aimed at the senses
sensuous verse
highly susceptible to influence through the senses
1640年代,“与感官有关或源自感官”的意思。源自拉丁语 sensus(见 sense(名词))+ -ous。 显然是弥尔顿发明的,他试图恢复 sensual 的不不利涵义,同时避免老词汇已经获取的淫秽含义。它由科勒德加以推广,以“用一个词来表达被动和单纯的接受感知所涉及的一切”(1814),而《牛津英语词典》则报道,“在此期间使用它的证据不足”。到了1870年, sensuous 也开始走上放纵之路,意味着“对感官的快乐有意识”。相关的: Sensuously; sensuousness; sensuosity。
Latin sensus sense + English -ous
The first known use of sensuous was in 1640
sententiousadjective
containing or using phrases which sound more important than they are
sentence1 of 2noun
judgment sense 2especially: one pronounced by a court in a criminal proceeding and specifying the punishment
the punishment set by a court
a grammatically self-contained group of words that expresses a statement, a question, a command, a wish, or an exclamation
a mathematical or logical statement (as an equation) in words or symbols
sentence2 of 2verb
to impose a judgment on
sentenced them to prison
to cause to suffer something
sentence1 of 2noun
judgment sense 2especially: one pronounced by a court in a criminal proceeding and specifying the punishment
the punishment set by a court
a grammatically self-contained group of words that expresses a statement, a question, a command, a wish, or an exclamation
a mathematical or logical statement (as an equation) in words or symbols
sentence2 of 2verb
to impose a judgment on
sentenced them to prison
to cause to suffer something
sentence1 of 2noun
judgment sense 2especially: one pronounced by a court in a criminal proceeding and specifying the punishment
the punishment set by a court
a grammatically self-contained group of words that expresses a statement, a question, a command, a wish, or an exclamation
a mathematical or logical statement (as an equation) in words or symbols
sentence2 of 2verb
to impose a judgment on
sentenced them to prison
to cause to suffer something
sentence1 of 2noun
judgment sense 2especially: one pronounced by a court in a criminal proceeding and specifying the punishment
the punishment set by a court
a grammatically self-contained group of words that expresses a statement, a question, a command, a wish, or an exclamation
a mathematical or logical statement (as an equation) in words or symbols
sentence2 of 2verb
to impose a judgment on
sentenced them to prison
to cause to suffer something
sent
sensuousadjective
having to do with the senses or with things perceived by the senses
producing an agreeable effect on the senses
mild sensuous breezes
able to be easily influenced through the senses
sensuousadjective
having to do with the senses or with things perceived by the senses
producing an agreeable effect on the senses
mild sensuous breezes
able to be easily influenced through the senses
sensuousadjective
having to do with the senses or with things perceived by the senses
producing an agreeable effect on the senses
mild sensuous breezes
able to be easily influenced through the senses
1 Vivaldi’s Italian innovations, honed to sensuous perfection in the carnival city of Venice, travelled north across the Alps and found a fan in Lutheran north-east Germany: Johann Sebastian Bach.
2 This is music for male voices only, accompanied by an ensemble of low strings – five cellos and a double bass – resulting in complex polyphony, austere yet sensuous, over a narrow compass or range.
3 Outwardly, Adès is a burly pianist with massive technique and magnificent sound for whom the keyboard seems a way to indulge in an appetite of sensuous pleasures.
4 The orchestra sounded superb here as elsewhere; Mr. Gilbert led a full-blooded and kaleidoscopic rendition, with sensuous string playing and alluring woodwind solos that vividly evoked languid Arabian nights.
5 The production is sensuous and restrained, and the singing is both lustrous and unhurried.
6 But it isn’t just any dedicated partner on the receiving end of this sensuous ode: It’s Jesus.
7 Indeed, the tenderness in the first movement was so deep and sensuous that one quite forgot its composer was an Englishman.
8 A piece of about 25 minutes, it includes a sensuous ballet-inflected duet and a modern version of a South African circle dance.
9 Dove's setting of sonnets by Samuel Daniel and Shakespeare slipped seamlessly into the service, with sinuous, antiphonal lines sometimes colliding into a sensuous throb.
10 In a scene puzzlingly late in the film, Mr. Blahnik, who apparently still makes samples by hand, walks through his factory and finesses a sensuous heel out of a stump of wood.
11 Morrison was a sensuous, first-rate writer about many things, not only about race.
12 She beamed upon him in a melting and sensuous way.
13 Inspired in part by some Hubble Space Telescope photographs in which the interstellar void appears surprisingly sensuous, the eight pictures in “Moments of Grace” are squares that seem barely to contain semicircular gestures.
14 Along with a viscerally sensuous feeling for paint, he had a playfully theatrical sense of self.
15 He stretched himself with sensuous pleasure in the warm bath.
他泡在温暖的澡盆中舒服地伸展身体.
16 But the sensuous dignity of this performance also told us why its re-examination was so necessary.
17 The personal is mainly evident in a sensuous care for material and craft.
18 Its digital images can look thin and don’t have the density and near-tactile quality that Ms. Breillat seems at times to seek, as her use of richly textured, sensuous material like fur and velvet suggests.
19 A soft half-rhyme which nevertheless highlights the very different sounds and near-opposite meanings of "ash" and "flesh" hints at the sensuous sweetness of what has gone.
20 Discussing two recent immersive Van Gogh spectacles in New York, the Times critic Jason Farago noted that, in those shows, “sensuous selfie backdrops come well before intellectual engagement.”
1 肉感的
2 愉悦感官的
3 愉悦感官
4 感觉
sensory sensational sensual sentient -pathy feel sound effect heart sense feeling perception consciousness sensation sentiment cognition sensitive perceptive percipient percipiency esthesia impression sensibility sensing sentience percept percipience tabet aesthesia press sensate
6 引起美感的
7 吸引人的
bonny juicy sexy attractive winning exotic appealing tempting inviting eye-catching sensational goodly PERT dinky head-turning come-hither peachy-keen
9 感觉上的
11 感觉官能的
12 性感
hot sexy desirable lush yummy sensual luscious nubile dishy fanciable sensually voluptuously sensuously desirability sensuousness attractive cute tasty doable seductive horny sultry foxy voluptuous spunky bootylicious sex appeal va-va-voom fit smoky it a bit of all right
16 性感的
hot sexy desirable lush yummy sensual luscious nubile dishy fanciable attractive cute tasty doable seductive horny sultry foxy voluptuous spunky bootylicious fit smoky
17 敏感
Nice quick sensitive sharp subtle tender vibrant responsive delicate sensible sentient touchy impressionable skinless thin-skinned realizing high-strung hair-trigger overstrung highkeyed feeling sensitivity temperament sensibility subtlety sensitization sensitize highly strung susceptible feminine dainty alive delicacy nicety alive to have a thin skin high-keyed nice allergic nimble prickly excitable impressible susceptive sensibly
18 敏感的
Nice quick sensitive sharp subtle tender vibrant responsive delicate sensible sentient touchy impressionable skinless thin-skinned realizing high-strung hair-trigger overstrung highkeyed highly strung feeling susceptible feminine dainty alive high-keyed nice allergic nimble prickly excitable impressible susceptive
19 满足肉欲的
20 美感