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词根:spectacle
adj.spectacular 壮观的,惊人的;公开展示的
n.spectacle 景象,奇观;眼镜;引人羡慕的人
spectinomycin 奇放线菌素,[微] 壮观霉素,奇霉素
adjective
of, relating to, or being a spectacle : striking, sensational
a spectacular display of fireworks
noun
something that is spectacularespecially: an elaborate film, television, or theatrical production
Adjective Latin spectaculum
The first known use of spectacular was in 1682
spectraladjective
of, relating to, or suggesting a specter : ghostly
of, relating to, or made by a spectrum
spectrumnoun
the group of different colors including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet arranged in the order of their wavelengths and seen when white light passes through a prism and falls on a surface or when sunlight is scattered by water droplets to form a rainbow
electromagnetic spectrum
a continuous range or series
a wide spectrum of interests
specternoun
ghost
something that bothers the mind
spectatornoun
a person who looks on (as at a sports event)
spectatornoun
a person who looks on (as at a sports event)
spectacularadjective
of, relating to, or being a spectacle : exciting to see : sensational
a spectacular sunset
1 The war lasted for more than three years, seesawed across the Andes, and was spectacularly brutal.
2 A man of few words, Mendel was even more concise in his writing: he had distilled nearly a decade’s work into forty-four spectacularly dreary pages.
3 The one real novelty, nuclear power , went spectacularly off the rails.
核动力是唯一真正新奇的事物, 它却令人震惊地偏离了轨道.
4 Note that a window means your traveling companion may then be stuck next to a spectacularly loquacious bore.
5 The marriage at the heart of this story appears to be spectacularly mismatched: Graham is a larger-than-life man of appetites, while Annie, a photographer prone to self-doubt, is more reserved.
6 The original Roskilde ships are spectacularly displayed in a purpose-built ship hall, but could never travel: the timbers look solid but might shatter like glass.
7 As well as the lists are some excellent spoof videos, including the very wonderful Does Not Compute, an occasionally disturbing delve into the murkier corners of YouTube, and a spectacularly bad daily caption contest.
8 It’s not giving a great deal away to say that in her attempt to do good, Naomi fails spectacularly.
9 It remained spectacularly sunny for most of our trip.
10 “The crescent stone edge is spectacularly successful, as a place for people to walk and as an image of the park.”
11 Our tiny camp, a hundred feet above the tents of the other expeditions, was a spectacularly exposed perch.
12 What makes "Steel Hammer" so important, other than that it is spectacularly inventive and original music theater, is that Wolfe and Bogart recognize a composite John Henry.
13 “My take is the tropical milkweed is spectacularly beautiful, very easy to grow, and monarchs love it,” Agrawal said.
14 Gilbert, and it features some spectacularly audacious arrangements of the melodic song stylings of Arthur Sullivan, here vivaciously rendered on everything from guitars to banjos to, memorably, a surprisingly tuneful saw.
15 It’s this passionate inquiry that has given rise to a show that, while passionately indebted to Broadway tradition, is spectacularly unique.
16 Not just sound, but movement: spectacularly boisterous dances accompany bone-rattling bass.
17 What makes Nihiwatu distinct from other spectacularly sited luxury resorts, however, starts just outside the front gate.
18 A. Bari is the closest big city, but there is also a place called Lecce, which is spectacularly beautiful: unbelievable architecture, and it’s maybe an hour away, great food, great wine.
19 Perhaps most spectacularly, agency of adventure and play Coney has teamed up with scientists who study synaesthesia to produce a game exploring this condition, in which the senses are blended.
20 My turnover increased spectacularly.
我的营业额大幅上升。
1 壮观地
2 壮丽
grand proud gorgeous spectacular superb magnificent glorious gallant princely palatial proudly grandly epically glory splendor grandeur magnificence grandness nobleness
3 引人注目地
5 令人惊叹
7 引人注目
8 非常
dead blooming deathly dashed bally desperate red-hot stratospheric stonking overmuch rather so just very well really too far bad real pretty highly super extremely seriously greatly deeply thoroughly precious damn badly stiff mighty overly hugely desperately terribly vastly immensely infinitely exceedingly enormously dearly jolly grossly awfully sorely big time heartily madly eminently fabulously majorly peculiarly mortally spanking dreadfully achingly devilishly frightfully dang hella yay bother bugger bit v as as anything with a capital A with a capital B as as hell a lot more than good and a whole lot to hell as hell no end only too a heck of a in the extreme not half
9 极其
dashed raving serious terminal red-hot really highly extremely absolutely incredibly deeply precious deadly specially desperately immensely exceedingly extraordinarily enormously fiercely grossly awfully sorely acutely supremely woefully fabulously thumping uncommonly hideously fearfully achingly devilishly fiendishly frightfully wretchedly screamingly most goddamn be nothing short of more than to the core in the extreme in spades