temperamental如何读

英:[ˌtemprəˈmentl]

美:[ˌtɛmprəˈmɛntl, ˌtɛmpərə-]

temperamental是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 气质的
  2. 性情的,性格的
  3. <口>喜怒无常的,易怒的
  4. 捉摸不定的,反复无常的
  5. 不可靠的
  6. 性情暴躁的
  7. 神经质的
  8. 多变的
  9. 易出故障的

temperamental自然拼读

tem·per·a·men·tal

tem pr men tl [or] tem pr men tl

temperamental变形

比较级:more temperamental

最高级:most temperamental

temperamental扩展

temperamentally (adv.)

temperamental词根

词根:temper

adv.

temperamentally 气质地

n.

temper 脾气;(钢等)回火;性情;倾向

temperament 气质,性情,性格;急躁

vi.

temper 回火;调和

vt.

temper 使回火;锻炼;调和;使缓和

temperamental英英释义

Adjective

1. relating to or caused by temperament;

"temperamental indifference to neatness"

"temperamental peculiarities"

2. subject to sharply varying moods;

"a temperamental opera singer"

3. likely to perform unpredictably;

"erratic winds are the bane of a sailor"

"a temperamental motor; sometimes it would start and sometimes it wouldn't"

"that beautiful but temperamental instrument the flute"- Osbert Lancaster

temperamental词源中文解释

"与气质有关的",1640年代,来自 temperament + -al (1); 在"喜怒无常"的意义上,记录于1907年。相关词: Temperamentally。

temperamental词源英文解释

borrowed from New Latin temperāmentālis "of the temperament," from Latin temperāmentum temperament + -ālis -al >entry 1

The first known use of temperamental was in 1646

temperamental儿童词典英英释义

temper1 of 2verb

moderate entry 2 sense 1, soften

temper justice with mercy

to control by reducing : subdue

temper one's anger

to bring (as steel or glass) to the desired hardness or strength by heating and cooling

to be or become tempered

temper2 of 2noun

characteristic manner of feeling

the temper of the times

the hardness or toughness of a substance

the temper of a knife blade

a characteristic state of mind or state of feeling : disposition

calmness of mind : composure

lost my temper

state of feeling or state of mind at a particular time

a state of anger

left in a temper

the quality of being easily angered

has a hot temper

temperedadjective

made moderate

strictness tempered by compassion

having a particular kind of temper—used in combination

a bad-tempered dog

brought to the desired state (as of hardness, toughness, or flexibility) tempered glass

tempered steel

temperaturenoun

the degree of hotness or coldness of something (as air, water, or the body) as shown by a thermometer

fever sense 1a

have a temperature

temperaturenoun

the degree of hotness or coldness of something (as air, water, or the body) as shown by a thermometer

fever sense 1a

have a temperature

temperateadjective

being or kept within limits

not going too far in satisfying one's needs or desires

not drinking much liquor

marked by self-control : restrained

temperate speech

having or associated with a climate that is usually mild without extremely cold or extremely hot temperatures

temperateadjective

being or kept within limits

not going too far in satisfying one's needs or desires

not drinking much liquor

marked by self-control : restrained

temperate speech

having or associated with a climate that is usually mild without extremely cold or extremely hot temperatures

temperateadjective

being or kept within limits

not going too far in satisfying one's needs or desires

not drinking much liquor

marked by self-control : restrained

temperate speech

having or associated with a climate that is usually mild without extremely cold or extremely hot temperatures

temperancenoun

control over one's acts, thoughts, or feelings : moderation, restraint

the use of little or no alcoholic drink

temperamentaladjective

of or relating to temperament

temperamental peculiarities

likely to be easily upset

a temperamental movie star

unpredictable in performance

a temperamental motor

temperamentaladjective

of or relating to temperament

temperamental peculiarities

likely to be easily upset

a temperamental movie star

unpredictable in performance

a temperamental motor

temperamental 例句

1 For reasons that are partly temperamental and partly a matter of sheer bad timing, she’s caught up in an especially lethal set of contradictions involving her job and her race.

2 Michael Chang always remains calm throughout the game, unlike some of the more temperamental tennis players.

张德培在比赛时一定从头到尾保持冷静,不像一些很情绪化的网球选手。

3 She told me that it was only the temperamental Chango, god of fire and lightning.

4 If you can’t stand my creative, manly heat, get out of my kitchen: This could be the unofficial motto of Harry, the temperamental chef at a tiny Brooklyn restaurant.

5 The Bob De Niro she gossiped with over a temperamental kerosene stove on the street was the actor’s father.

6 My grandfather is extremely temperamental. You have to handle him with kid gloves.

我的祖父性情暴躁,你对他可要小心谨慎.

7 There are two sides, those who demand reform and those who oppose it, but each side is crosshatched with factional and temperamental schisms.

8 Love is whimsical and temperamental.

爱离奇而多变,高兴来就来,要走也不会事先通知.

9 Despite the character's many faults - money-driven, prejudiced, temperamental, a boor - Hemsley managed to make the character endearing as well, part of the reason it stayed on the air for so long.

10 He wrestles control away from the temperamental boy King Joffrey and Queen Regent Cersei.

11 A socially active environment like a window display also provides an opportunity for temperamental animals to become better acclimated with humans, increasing their chances of being adopted.

12 I decided to make some coffee, to warm us up, and the stove proved equally temperamental.

13 Objective: To investigate the relationship between temperamental characteristic and the behavior deviation in preschool children.

目的:探讨学龄前儿童气质特性与行为偏异发生的关系。

14 But it’s precisely because of that kind of commercial success that Lloyd Webber is taken for granted, dismissed as a populist composer of the kinds of hummable melodies that might, say, pacify a temperamental president.

15 Seabiscuit’s temperamental outburst had left him hopelessly beaten, but as Pollard angled him into the stretch and asked him to get his mind back on running, Smith witnessed something he would never forget.

16 But the bottom line is that Büchner's play is about the "terrible fatalism of history" where this perfectly respectable production is more concerned with a confrontation of temperamental opposites.

17 “I disagree with everything you say,” Benedict snaps at one point, and while their conversation is marked by deference and decorum, the temperamental and ideological gulf between them seems unbridgeable.

18 The narration, read by Miranda July, underlines temperamental contrasts between the scientists that are seemingly confirmed by the pictures.

19 He is mainly a pawn in the machinations of his temperamental father the King and a fussy Grand Duke.

20 The temperamental structure is in dynamic status.

气质结构处于动态之中。

temperamental 同义词

2 性格上

temperamentally

9 时好时坏

up-and-down up

10 气质的

constitutional

15 情绪不稳定的

labile

17 性情暴躁的

irascible

20 喜怒无常的

Moody wayward moonish moody

21 时好时坏的

up-and-down

24 性情的

nature

25 变化无常

chop and change

27 变幻无常

vagrancy

29 易发怒的

bilious

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