mawkish如何读

英:[ˈmɔ:kɪʃ]

美:[ˈmɔkɪʃ]

mawkish是什么意思

  • adj.令人作呕的;讨厌的;自作多情的

mawkish自然拼读

mawk·ish

maw kihsh

mawkish扩展

mawkishly (adv.), mawkishness (n.)

mawkish词根

词根:mawkish

n.

mawkishness 伤感;心情不佳

mawkish英英释义

Adjective

1. effusively or insincerely emotional;

"a bathetic novel"

"maudlin expressons of sympathy"

"mushy effusiveness"

"a schmaltzy song"

"sentimental soap operas"

"slushy poetry"

mawkish词源中文解释

1660年代,“生病的,恶心的”(现在已经过时),源自中古英语 mawke “蛆虫”(早在15世纪; 见 maggot),但“蛆虫”的字面意义并未发现。1702年记录了比喻意义“令人作呕的多愁善感,乏味的”。相关词汇: Mawkishly; mawkishness。

mawkish词源英文解释

Middle English mawke maggot, probably from Old Norse mathkr — more at maggot

The first known use of mawkish was circa 1697

mawkish儿童词典英英释义

mawkishadjective

having a weak often unpleasant taste

maudlin sense 2

mawkishadjective

having a weak often unpleasant taste

maudlin sense 2

mawkish 例句

1 In contrast, the inner sections have a strange melancholy – in the Adagio, a sorrowful string tune and mawkish oboe solo, in the Allegretto a subdued waltz.

2 So, instead, I will just start by throwing out some permissible insults: artificial, clichéd, mawkish, preposterous, incompetent, sexist, laughable, insulting.

3 And yet, despite television ads that look alternately wacky and mawkish and suggest pat, glossy superficiality, "Hope Springs" unearths some quiet and often uncomfortable truths.

4 Based on David Belasco's The Girl of the Golden West, the libretto is only mildly mawkish and the orchestral writing, starting with a shocking splayed orchestral chord, is among Puccini's most impassioned.

5 There's a place for mawkish nostalgia and sentimentality, too, thus Gladys Knight's The Way We Were.

6 Heffernan, who worships at the figurative altar of the Old Masters, continues to strike me as a little mawkish, but her chops are undeniable.

7 But the tale never descends into mawkish nostalgia.

8 The film’s tone becomes mawkish, akin to a Lifetime movie that flaunts a little bite before it wallows in melodrama.

9 Avoiding the mawkish is an under-celebrated Beach Boys song, Santa's Beard, about the visit to the department store of a little boy, "only five and a half, going on six".

10 The songs teeter between revealing and mawkish, and as on many long-burgeoning albums, the production grows overbearing.

11 As “Pow” quietly jumps from scene to scene, the order seems interchangeable as moments — some singular, others more mawkish — threaten to swallow the greater whole.

12 Where many see a heartwarming modern classic full of good old American values, others see a mawkish, manipulative baby-boomer fairy tale.

13 A little bit hunched, hobbled by cardigan socks and shoes, Guillem wonderfully embodies her character's awkwardness without being remotely mawkish or patronising.

14 Mr. Cooper doesn’t shy away from the borderline comedic lunacy of Uday, with his toothy grin and his mawkish attachment to his mother.

15 But not all the actors thrive under this sympathetic and ultimately mawkish approach: Mr. Pang is a neat sketch in hypocrisy, but Ms. Tan’s calamitous Michelle just never adds up.

16 But the mix of the glib and the mawkish is really just the movies reflecting the world outside the cinema.

17 The tone of “Knife Fight” is mean until the movie flips a switch and turns pious and mawkish as Paul tries to make amends for past sins.

18 The dark comedy’s six episodes, all of which Gervais wrote and directed, whiplash between vicious and mawkish.

19 While unbearably sad — but also beautiful — at times, the show is not mawkish or manipulative.

20 It set the tone for a two-hour film that was alternately mawkish and self-indulgent and always – as Lucy seemed a perennially reluctant subject – faintly, distastefully intrusive.

mawkish 同义词

1 令人生厌的

irksome

4 自怜的

self-pitying

6 恶心的

gross

8 爱落泪

maudlinism

13 易感伤的

maudlin soppy

19 感情脆弱的

sloppy sloshy

22 爱哭的

maudlin lachrymose

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