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sanguine如何读

英：[ˈsæŋgwɪn]

美：[ˈsæŋɡwɪn]

sanguine是什么意思

adj. (形容词)

乐观的，充满希望的，怀着希望的
自信的，充满信心的，充满自信的
红润的，血色好的，面色红润的，有血色的
血红的，血红色的
<罕>嗜血成性的，血腥的，残忍的
【古生理学】多血质的
【纹章学】（徽章）紫红色的

n. (名词)

血红色
自信
红粉笔，红腊笔
红粉笔画
【纹章学】紫红色
【古生物学】多血质
【绘画】氧化铁红画笔

v. (动词)

以血沾污，血染

sanguine自然拼读

san·guine

saeng gwihn

sanguine变形

比较级:more sanguine

最高级:most sanguine

sanguine扩展

sanguinely (adv.), sanguineness (n.)

sanguine词根

词根：sanguine

adj.

sanguineous 血的；血红色的；多血质的；乐观的

sanguineness 红润

sanguine英英释义

adjective

marked by eager hopefulness : confidently optimistic A lot of attention also is being devoted to the development of vaccines to prevent genital herpes, although not everyone is sanguine about the outcome.—The Journal of the American Medical Association

In the month of August 1994, Democrats remained sanguine about their chances at the polls …—John B. Judis

bloodred

… the radiant heat from the cedar logs, whose sanguine colour made the silvered locks of his hair into a fantastic wreath of flames.—Elinor Wylie

consisting of or relating to blood

… some sanguine vessels are obstructed, and distended …—Theophilus Lobb

bloodthirsty, sanguinary

… attacked by the sanguine … warriors of neighboring islands …—Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas

accompanied by, involving, or relating to bloodshed : bloody

… from the numerous graves, including those by the barn, which our shells had destroyed; we realized what a sanguine battle it had been …—Frederick W. Wild

of the complexion ruddy

She was all unnerved; her naturally sanguine complexion was pale …—Charlotte Brontë

having blood as the predominating bodily humor see humor entry 1 sense 2calso: having the bodily conformation and temperament held characteristic of such predominance and marked by sturdiness, healthy red complexion, and cheerfulness He conceived himself rather as a sanguine and strenuous man, a great fighter. —G. K. Chesterton

An abundance of red blood was marked by a warm and sanguine temperament; whereas, an excess of yellow bile produced the choleric temperament …—Samuel Lytler Metcalfe

noun

a moderate to strong red

sanguine词源中文解释

14世纪晚期，“血红色的，血红色的”（12世纪晚期作为姓氏），来自古法语 sanguin（女性 sanguine）和直接来自拉丁语 sanguineus “血液的”，也是“血腥的，嗜血的”，来自 sanguis（属格 sanguinis）“血液”（见 sanguinary）。

“快乐，充满希望，活泼，自信”的意思可以追溯到约1500年，因为在古代医学中，这些品质被认为是源于四种体液之一的血液过剩或优势。 “与血液有关的”（15世纪中期）的意义很少见。

在中古英语中，也作为名词，一种红色的布料（14世纪初期）。它有时被用于现在与 sanguinary 相关的意义。

sanguine_医学行业词汇

多血的

热情的

sanguine词源英文解释

Adjective and Noun Middle English sanguin, from Anglo-French, from Latin sanguineus, from sanguin-, sanguis — see sanguinary

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

sanguine儿童词典英英释义

sanguineadjective

having the color of blood

sanguinary sense 1

ruddy sense 1

cheerful sense 1a, hopeful

a sanguine disposition

confident, optimistic

sanguine of success

sanguineadjective

having the color of blood

sanguinary sense 1

ruddy sense 1

cheerful sense 1a, hopeful

a sanguine disposition

confident, optimistic

sanguine of success

sanguineadjective

having the color of blood

sanguinary sense 1

ruddy sense 1

cheerful sense 1a, hopeful

a sanguine disposition

confident, optimistic

sanguine of success

sanguineadjective

having the color of blood

sanguinary sense 1

ruddy sense 1

cheerful sense 1a, hopeful

a sanguine disposition

confident, optimistic

sanguine of success

sanguine医学词典英英释义

sanguineadjective

consisting of or relating to blood

of the complexion ruddy

having blood as the predominating bodily humoralso: having the bodily conformation and temperament held characteristic of such predominance and marked by sturdiness, high color, and cheerfulness

sanguine 例句

1 I wish I could be that sanguine.

我希望自己是乐观的.

2 Many were sanguine about the fraught intersection of race, media and law enforcement.

3 That didn’t save “Sea of Trees” from the carnage, but Mr. McConaughey’s response at a news conference was characteristically sanguine: “Anyone has as much right to boo as they do to ovate.”

4 I'm sanguine of success.

我对成功抱乐观态度.

5 But she was sanguine about the possibility, having started her career in London, where jaunting far and wide for shows was the norm.

6 But judges are more sanguine.

但是法官们比较乐观.

7 But Prokofiev was sanguine about such matters, preferring to believe that artists would be favoured under Stalin and that he himself, as a world superstar, would always receive favourable treatment.

8 Many of the Chinese working in Zambia are sanguine about the criticism.

许多在赞比亚工作的中国人面对这些批评指责的时候,都很愤怒.

9 This year, perhaps as a sign of the times, an increased number of less sanguine artists have found their way into the Oscar conversation.

10 This relatively sanguine diagnosis is tempting, but dangerous.

这种相对乐观的诊断颇具诱惑性, 但是很危险.

11 A sumptuous dinner can change their out look on life and make them sanguine about everything.

一餐盛馔之后,他的人生观都能改变,对于什么都乐观起来.

12 If the genders were reversed, we would be talking a lot about the age gap, in which Cage is profoundly uninterested, although Alice's family were not so sanguine.

13 He feels awful about this, though his wife is sanguine.

14 Still, Mr. Nordstrom appeared sanguine in the days leading up to his stores’ reopening announcement, as if accustomed to his industry’s constant and ruthless change.

15 As the title implies, its outlook is none too sanguine.

16 If the initial fund-raising hurdle of $8 million still seemed far-off as recently as last week with $6.6 million in the coffers and a cliffhanger deadline of Dec. 31, board members remained uncommonly sanguine.

17 Neither the shrill nor the sanguine arguments can be dismissed out of hand.

不论是尖锐的或者是乐观的言论都不能直接予以驳斥。

18 Says a sanguine Lynch, "Who knows if it will actually happen, but so far it seems to have talent, momentum and funding."

19 Qureshi is sanguine about when or whether The Adversary will reach the screen: Obviously I am pleased about winning but it is still a long way to the production stage.

20 He feared that the secular opposition to the shah was far too sanguine about what this religious mobilisation signified.