英:['sʌmptʃʊəsnəs]
美:['sʌmptʃʊrsnəs]
英:['sʌmptʃʊəsnəs]
美:['sʌmptʃʊrsnəs]
词根:sumptuous
adj.sumptuous 华丽的,豪华的;奢侈的
sumptuary 限制费用的;禁止奢侈的
adv.sumptuously 豪华地,奢侈地
n.sumptuosity 奢侈品;昂贵
Middle English, from Latin sumptuosus, from sumptus
The first known use of sumptuous was in the 15th century
sunbatheverb
to expose oneself to sunlight or a sunlamp especially to get a tan
sunbathnoun
the action of sunbathing
sunbakedadjective
heated, parched, or compressed especially by too much sunlight
baked by exposing to sunshine
sunbaked bricks
sun1 of 2noun
the star around which the planets revolve, from which they receive heat and light, and which has an average distance from the earth of about 93,000,000 miles (150,000,000 kilometers), a diameter of 864,000 miles (1,390,000 kilometers), and a mass 332,000 times greater than earth
a star like the sun
the heat or light given off by the sun : sunshine
one resembling the sun usually in brilliance
the rising or setting of the sun
from sun to sun
sun2 of 2verb
to expose to or as if to the rays of the sun
to sun oneself
sum1 of 2noun
an indefinite or specified amount of money
the whole amount
the sum of your experience
a summary of the chief points or thoughts
the main point
the sum and substance of an argument
the result of adding numbers
the sum of 5 and 7 is 12
a problem in arithmetic
sum2 of 2verb
to calculate the sum of : total
to reach a sum : amount—usually used with to
sumptuousadjective
involving large expense : lavish, luxurious
a sumptuous feast
1 I recall being hesitant about the butter, but it added such a rounded, rich sumptuousness that olive oil just doesn't impart.
2 More important, however, is the extraordinary ease and sumptuousness of her tone, and a hovering, ecstatic quality in her singing that makes her so convincing as both sexual icon and saint.
3 A new standard of sumptuousness and splendour was set up in the richest stratum of society.
4 My surprise augmented continually as I beheld this aristocratic sumptuousness.
5 Mostly, however, the film chooses to concentrate on the halcyon days of Lauren, collapsing the past and the present into one stretch of ahistorical sumptuousness.
6 The supper given by Kate was a sort of return to her friend Fan for the dinner at the McTavish villa; and in sumptuousness was a spread no way inferior.
7 But if Nina Stemme’s voice has lost a touch of sumptuousness, she’s never been better as Isolde — singing fearlessly, and ardently invested in the production.
8 But with a strong focus on urban sumptuousness and serenity, the hotel manages to go beyond hotel star ratings to play in its own incredibly luxurious pool.
9 Her flashy decorating style came to symbolize the over-the-top sumptuousness found at many Trump buildings.
10 My strategy was not to eliminate the cheese; it is an essential element that brings all the ingredients together as it melts, and it provides an unmistakable sumptuousness.
11 The creature comforts continue upstairs, where a sumptuous primary bedroom spanning the entire floor sports a spacious wraparound terrace, a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, not one but two walk-in closets, and a luxe bath equipped with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a large shower.
12 If so, Councillor Clark lived many years to enjoy the sumptuousness of his new house and the envy of his neighbors.
13 Mr. Stone’s lush compositions and suave camera movements may surprise — and maybe offend — fans of Mr. Winslow’s lean, flinty prose, but the sumptuousness of the movie is among its chief delights.
14 Luxury Long-Term Lodging Begins to Feel Like Home With discretion and sumptuousness, residences away from home cater to the well-off.
15 The series looks excellent, re-creating the sumptuousness of the milieu without fetishizing it.
16 Some brahmins , clad in all the sumptuousness of oriental apparel , and leading a woman who faltered at every step , followed.
他们都穿着豪华的东方式的僧袍,正拉着一个踉踉跄跄站立不稳的女人往前走。
17 Poverty belied the sumptuousness of the tapestries the Infanta commissioned from Rubens.
18 Its sumptuousness also contrasted nicely with the astringency of Britten's Concerto.
19 But now frugality has been changed for sumptuousness; every thing exquisite is sought after in dress; gold, silver, pearls, silks, and rich furs.
20 That part of the structure built by Mansart for Gaston d'Orleans appears strange, solemn, and superfluous in connection with the sumptuousness of the earlier portions.
1 挥霍
prodigal profligate free-spending spendthrift dissipative splurge wastefulness prodigality sumptuosity dissipate blow splash scatter make the money fly play ducks and drakes with piss away
2 奢华
rich flash fancy lavish sumptuous swanky lavishly luxuriously extravagantly sumptuously luxury extravagance
3 富丽堂皇