gentility如何读

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gentility是什么意思

n.

高贵的地位[出身]

有风度,彬彬有礼

因循旧习

gentility自然拼读

gen·til·i·ty

jen tI lih ti

gentility变形

复数:gentilities

gentility词根

词根:gentle

adj.

gentle 温和的;文雅的

genteel 有教养的,文雅的;上流社会的

gentilitial 部落的;民族的

adv.

genteelly 文雅地,有教养地

n.

gentle 蛆,饵

gentlefolk 上流人士;名门世家

vt.

gentle 使温和,使驯服

gentility英英释义

noun

the quality or state of one who is genteel; refinement of manners and behavior.Proper table manners are often seen as a sign of gentility.They hoped the prestigious boarding school would give their son both education and gentility.

the quality or state of one who is a member of the upper class.The candidate's gentility lost him votes from working class citizens.

gentility词源中文解释

14世纪中期,“贵族出身,出身高贵”,源自14世纪的古法语 gentilité,源自拉丁语 gentilitatem(主格 gentilitas)“同一家族或氏族的关系”,源自 gentilis “同一家族或氏族的”(参见 gentle; 也可参考 gentry)。从1640年代开始用作“社会优越性”。 “gentile”的意思很少见。

gentility词源英文解释

The first known use of gentility was in the 14th century

gentility儿童词典英英释义

genuflectverb

to kneel on one knee and then rise again as an act of deep respect

gentrynoun

people of high social status : aristocracy

gentle1 of 2adjective

belonging or suitable to a family of high social rank

easily handled : docile

a gentle horse

not harsh : mild

gentle soap

not stern or rough

gentle words

soft entry 1 sense 1, soothing

a gentle murmur

moderate entry 1 sense 2a

gentle slopes

gentle2 of 2verb

to make gentle or mild

to make calmer : soothe

gentlewomannoun

a woman born to a family of high social rank

a woman attending a lady of rank

a woman with very good manners : lady

gentle1 of 2adjective

belonging or suitable to a family of high social rank

easily handled : docile

a gentle horse

not harsh : mild

gentle soap

not stern or rough

gentle words

soft entry 1 sense 1, soothing

a gentle murmur

moderate entry 1 sense 2a

gentle slopes

gentle2 of 2verb

to make gentle or mild

to make calmer : soothe

gentlemannoun

a man born to a family of high social rank

a man of good education and social position

a male with very good manners

reminded her young son to be a gentleman

man ladies and gentlemen

I can help this gentleman

gentlemannoun

a man born to a family of high social rank

a man of good education and social position

a male with very good manners

reminded her young son to be a gentleman

man ladies and gentlemen

I can help this gentleman

gentlefolkplural noun

persons belonging to a family of high social rank

gentle1 of 2adjective

belonging or suitable to a family of high social rank

easily handled : docile

a gentle horse

not harsh : mild

gentle soap

not stern or rough

gentle words

soft entry 1 sense 1, soothing

a gentle murmur

moderate entry 1 sense 2a

gentle slopes

gentle2 of 2verb

to make gentle or mild

to make calmer : soothe

gentilitynoun

good birth and family

the qualities of a well-bred person

good manners

gentility 例句

1 I realise, "perfect" seems dangerously prim and old-hat, an ultimate proof of hopeless gentility.

2 Notwithstanding some ersatz ragtime gentility and some rickety habanera rhythm, the music sounds disarmingly fresh.

3 As the performance continues, he often ups the momentum by interrupting it; there is some latent tension underneath all that gentility.

4 For all the luxurious trappings of the room, the gentility of the service, the precision of the culinary technique, Kim’s approach at Meju is one of anti-luxury: there are no truffles on the menu, no uni, no caviar.

5 Growing up, Ikoyi had reeked of gentility, a faraway gentility that she could not touch: the people who lived in Ikoyi had faces free of pimples and drivers designated “the childrens driver.”

6 The wonder is that despite an overheated climate in Britain in a decade that brought dolly birds, Biba and the Beatles, Ashley gained a massive following for her canny take on Victorian gentility.

7 As a professor of sociology and criminal justice at Clark and Atlanta University, I have witnessed and studied perfunctory Southern ways that are often referred to as Southern "gentility" and Southern "hospitality."

8 The essence of gentility and service, Elizabeth was equal parts public figure and living mystery.

9 He surrounds himself with all the trappings of gentility - dogs, horses, and fine paintings.

他身边满是象征高贵身份的东西——狗,马以及精美的画。

10 But he also holds him in moral contempt, especially for his supposed Southern gentility.

11 An ancient Gentility does not..convey to us any Advantage..of Body or Mind.

12 You only need to bask in Schreck's forced gentility to understand why she was champion at Constitutional debate.

13 With their elaborate picnics, Central Park audiences have maintained a certain gentility, but concerts in the other boroughs were more communal affairs.

14 It was totally unlike them, this lapse from gentility, and it made them much more interesting.

15 If gentility is a prerequisite for reading medieval literature, Wilson has admitted defeat.

16 It made Lydia wonder whether gentility might be a product of genetic engineering.

它使利迪娅考虑文雅是不是遗传工程的成果.

17 Indeed, its determined gentility and grace is its greatest sales pitch and a very attractive one to people searching for a box of calm amidst ever-renewing storms of anger fogged in uncertainty.

18 He needs to find a way to express his particular freshness and gentility.

19 Cora, so observant and determined, makes a perfect witness of this grotesque realm of gentility floating on blood.

20 Dressed in gaudy sportswear, Ms. Valk portrays Jane with a winking, slightly arch gentility, enunciating her lines with the dainty precision of an elocution teacher.

gentility 同义词

2 出身高贵

highborn highbred gently

3 绅士们

gentry

6 假斯文

genteel

7 上流阶层

gentle

15 装绅士派头

genteel

16 风度翩翩

handsome turned-on

18 名门望族

highborn

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