fulsome如何读

英:[ˈfʊlsəm]

美:[ˈfʊlsəm]

fulsome是什么意思

  • adj.虚伪的;令人生厌的

fulsome自然拼读

ful·some

fUl sm

fulsome扩展

fulsomely (adv.), fulsomeness (n.)

fulsome词根

词根:fulsome

adv.

fulsomely 过分地;令人作呕地

n.

fulsomeness 虚情;谄媚

fulsome英英释义

adjective

characterized by abundance : copious fulsome bird life. The feeder overcrowded—Maxine Kumin

describes in fulsome detail—G. N. Shuster

generous in amount, extent, or spirit a fulsome victory for the far left—Bruce Rothwell the greetings have been fulsome, the farewells tender—Simon Gray

the passengers were fulsome in praise of the plane's crew—Don Oliver

being full and well developed

she was in generally fulsome, limpid voice—Thor Eckert, Jr.

aesthetically, morally, or generally offensive the devil take thee for a … fulsome rogue—George Villiers

fulsome lies and nauseous flattery—William Congreve

exceeding the bounds of good taste : overdone

the fulsome chromium glitter of the escalators dominating the central hall—Lewis Mumford

excessively complimentary or flattering : effusive

an admiration whose extent I did not express, lest I be thought fulsome—A. J. Liebling

fulsome词源中文解释

13世纪中期,“丰富,充足”,中古英语复合词,由 ful “充满”(见 full(形容词))和 -som “到相当程度”(见 -some(1))组成。也许是一种讽刺的轻描淡写。意义扩展到“丰满,喂饱”(14世纪中期),然后是“引起恶心”(类似于吃撑的感觉),14世纪晚期。通过“引起恶心”的意义,它被用于语言,“令人反感的口味或良好的礼仪”(15世纪初); 特别是“过分奉承”(1660年代)。然而,自20世纪60年代以来,它通常被用于其最初的、有利的意义,特别是在 fulsome praise 中。相关: Fulsomely; fulsomeness。

fulsome词源英文解释

Middle English fulsom copious, cloying, from full + -som -some

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

fulsome儿童词典英英释义

fume1 of 2noun

a disagreeable smoke, vapor, or gas—usually used in plural

acid fumes

fume2 of 2verb

to expose to or treat with fumes

to give off fumes

to show bad temper or anger

fumble1 of 2verb

to feel about for or handle something clumsily

fumble2 of 2noun

an act or instance of fumbling

a fumbled ball

fumble1 of 2verb

to feel about for or handle something clumsily

fumble2 of 2noun

an act or instance of fumbling

a fumbled ball

fulsomeadjective

very full or complete

described in fulsome detail

very or overly flattering

praised the boss in fulsome terms

fulsomeadjective

very full or complete

described in fulsome detail

very or overly flattering

praised the boss in fulsome terms

fulsomeadjective

very full or complete

described in fulsome detail

very or overly flattering

praised the boss in fulsome terms

fulsome 例句

1 Neon hues of orange and pink glistened off the wet sidewalks and the fulsome chrome grills of a Buick Super and Ford Customline.

2 Sex—top marks! devil Now make it more personal... a bit more fulsome, please.

3 The violinist Mischa Elman, renowned for his rich tone, once listened patiently to a backstage visitor’s fulsome praise of his violin’s sound.

4 According to The Hollywood Reporter, Whedon requested via email that the cast look over the script and respond with questions, comments or "fulsome praise."

5 But Young is opening a book that has no time for batting heroics or fulsome electrically lit baseball diamonds in approaching night.

6 Brooklyn too is changed: white hipster waiters with fulsome beards serving artisanal cocktails, black old-timers getting “We Buy Homes for Cash!” fliers jammed under their doors.

7 Other days she says, with a voice of fulsome determination, “I want that college degree.”

8 Now and then, when the going gets emotionally tough, Frida and even the less reflective Diego will have a very brief go at a fulsome operatic phrase, but the beat picks up in no time.

9 He was fulsome in his praise of the Prime Minister.

他称赞首相时有溢美之词。

10 Trump delivered a constant, unhinged and fulsome pelting of dubious examples, strange retorts, immature insults and outright lies.

11 Newspapers have been fulsome in their praise of the former president.

报纸上对前总统都是些溢美之词。

12 His fulsome approach is not ideally suited for the short-story form, which by default tends to be more slender and elliptical.

13 Ibsen counters, also improbably, with a clipping of fulsome praise he carries around written by the young James Joyce.

14 Arendt’s book is a crucial work of history that set out the Nazi regime’s crimes in careful and fulsome detail.

15 Estraven took leave of me and turned away; he was never fulsome in his greetings and farewells.

16 His fulsome Wikipedia entry states that he left South Africa for the UK “where he began his career which ultimately led to a string of multinational companies”.

17 Afghanistan and Pakistan , who will remain key strategic allies for Obama, were more fulsome.

仍将是奥巴马关键战略盟友的阿富汗和巴基斯坦, 则显得过分恭维了.

18 On the evidence of Ms. Simon’s fulsome descriptions of their intimacy and the terse, angry, distant spouse she describes, he is not apt to be one of her enthusiastic readers.

19 I was disgusted by his fulsome flattery.

我讨厌他那过分的谄媚。

20 Sorry tale: Tiger Woods has made several fulsome apologies to his wife Elin for his serial infidelity

道歉的故事:泰格·伍兹因其一系列不忠行为,向妻子伊玲做了多次道歉。

fulsome 同义词

5 惹人厌恶的

noisome

14 腻味的

luscious

15 过分恭维

fulsomely fulsomeness

19 使人呕吐

upbraid

20 人呕吐

upbraid

21 言过其实的

exaggerated inflated exaggeration

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