英：[fɪˈnes]
美：[fəˈnɛs]
finesse如何读
finesse是什么意思
n.
手腕，手段
技巧，策略
纤细
偷牌
vt.
巧妙处理
以偷牌方式先出
施巧计
[牌]偷牌
vi.
施展巧计
偷牌
finesse自然拼读
fi·nesse
fih nes
finesse变形
第三人称单数:finesses
现在分词:finessing
过去式:finessed
过去分词:finessed
finesse英英释义
noun
refinement or delicacy of workmanship, structure, or texture
trinkets of an extreme finesse—Arnold Rosin
skillful handling of a situation : adroit maneuvering
She handled the interviewer's questions with finesse.
the withholding of one's highest card or trump in the hope that a lower card will take the trick because the only opposing higher card is in the hand of an opponent who has already played
verb
intransitive verb
to make a finesse in playing cards
transitive verb
to play (a card) in a finesse
to bring about, direct, or manage by adroit maneuvering
finesse his way through tight places—Marquis James
evade, skirt
finesse the hard issues
finesse词源中文解释
1520年代，“精细”（已过时）； 1530年代，“巧妙手法，精妙策略”，源自法语 finesse “精细，微妙”，源自古法语 fin “微妙的，精致的”（参见 fine（形容词））。
finesse_体育行业词汇
保留好牌以赢牌的手法
技巧
策略
finesse词源英文解释
Noun Middle English, "fineness," borrowed from Middle French, "fineness, subtlety, ruse, trick," from fin fine >entry 1 + -esse, suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives, going back to Latin -itia (with phonetic development as if from -icia) — more at -ice Verb derivative of finesse >entry 1
The first known use of finesse was in the 15th century
finesse儿童词典英英释义
fingerprintnoun
the pattern of marks made by pressing the tip of a finger on a surfaceespecially: a pattern of marks in ink of the lines on the tip of a finger taken for the purpose of identification
fingernailnoun
the nail of a finger
fingeringnoun
the method of using the fingers in playing an instrument
the marking on a piece of music that shows what fingers are to be used
the act or process of handling or touching with fingers
fingerboardnoun
the part of a stringed instrument against which the fingers press the strings to vary the pitch
finger1 of 2noun
one of the five divisions of the end of the handespecially: one other than the thumb
something that resembles or does the work of a finger
a part of a glove into which a finger is inserted
the width of a finger
finger2 of 2verb
to touch with the fingers : handle
to perform with the fingers or with a certain fingering
finfishnoun
fish entry 1 sense 1b
finesse1 of 2noun
skillful or delicate handling or artistry
finesse2 of 2verb
to bring about a result by finesse
finesse 例句
1 Risotto lacked finesse, and it, too, was bland, despite nuggets of savory rabbit sausage and a plethora of vegetables, including nettles and radish.
2 However, a winning diamond finesse would be sufficient.
3 And Ardent, in my hometown, truly nails the tasting menu, with finesse and next-level skill going into every bite.
4 The production, directed with sly finesse by Mr. Ives’s frequent collaborator John Rando, comes from Primary Stages, which revived Mr. Ives’s earlier collection “All in the Timing” a couple of seasons ago.
5 The play's message, about shifting identity in the face of the pressures of urban life, is rammed home repeatedly, with little finesse.
6 Dudamel's performances offered precision and finesse, factors he might usefully have brought to the opener, John Adams's flippantly titled Son of Chamber Symphony, which was instead strenuously conducted by the composer.
7 Holbein’s two famous ambassadors had been sent from France to finesse this deal.
8 It was a responsive and polished orchestra that awaited Schwarz's downbeat and played for him with both alacrity and finesse.
9 Most of the painting and drawing is of the naive school, but Kat Lyons shows more finesse in her picture of an ant in a blazing forest, inspired by California’s wildfires.
10 Being discreet when giving tips to relevant service professionals. No one should see the money. This takes some finesse.
在给相关服务人士小费时要注意，不要让其他人看到你给了多少钱。这需要一些技巧。
11 It’s not just the way he moves, with uncultivated finesse — dreamily, animalistic, like a rock star.
12 The few remaining days before Tuesday's deadline are about finessing specific policy revisions to build political support, but also involve the strategic calculation of running out the clock.
13 Most of all, the kitchen, under Sean Gray, has a high degree of finesse.
14 Three seasons later, “Empire” has invoked H.I.V./AIDS again, but this time, the subject has been finessed into the story, as a way to educate viewers, not to shock them.
15 Yet Fallaci maintained an iron grip on the project, constantly finessing what the dogged author called “her official image.”
16 Bolstered by David Rockwell’s impressively unfussy, malleable sets, the show lays out the sisters’ back story with more finesse and acknowledges with more cunning tunefulness our squirmy curiosity over the twins’ personal lives.
17 A dancer of uncommon finesse and control, he requires no external assistance to convey the illusion of operating in lower gravity.
18 In Italy, you should never underestimate the amount of finesse brought to bear on the most elemental of pleasures.
19 There is terrific purity, finesse , and length of flavors nicely buttressed by acidity and tannin.
在精致的果酸与丹宁衬托下,此酒口味更加纯净, 优雅而持久.
20 But the bottles with the most finesse and nuance, and which have drawn the most interest, are from Comando G, whose wines are now among the most compelling in Spain.
finesse 同义词
1 策略
game practice device policy resource plant strategy trick plot trap politics maneuver diplomacy ploy trickery ruse wile artifice tactics stratagem enginery game plan strategic diplomatic tactic line tack manoeuvre gambit tactical footwork manoeuvring card art measure sleight political politic number train angle curve curveball cutie guile wheeling
3 重放
4 手段
work way move step card tool Art resource vehicle agency implement shift instrument resort medium avenue leverage passport ladder gateway lever means proceeding intermediary wile instrumentality quomodo stepping stone approach technique tactic subterfuge mean device arm recipe gauge fulcrum artifice escapement démarche ways and means channel weapon mechanic diplomacy manoeuvre manoeuvring ploy action road measure engine machinery instrumentation trickery sleight wherewithal stepping-stone -ure line policy string stroke intermediate expedient wherewith wind
6 手腕
management capability stroke manoeuvring craft wrist diplomacy work touch faculty trick savoir-faire shacklebone address technique wheeling
7 精巧
high-wrought light fine expert subtle elaborate quaint ingenious artful ditzy spidery Daedalian finely refinement ingenuity delicacy
9 优雅
gentle feminine exquisite graceful feline supple dainty balletic poise femininity grazioso fine beautiful smooth elegant finished refined polished minion Corinthian airy gracious cultivated snarky silken courtly ladylike well-polished spirituel flowerlike Chesterfieldian leggiero deluxe fairily gentlehood concinnity class style finish grace polish elegance cultivation refinement swank urbanity couth elegancy refine urbanize
10 处理
manipulative management treatment transaction usage cope process handle preserve tackle manipulate transact reprocess do work take field deal treat attend swing hack hold the fort take care of
11 播放装置
12 技巧
hand management address skill technique craft mechanism craftsmanship workmanship know-how knack cunning conceit mechanics technocracy quomodo art trick execution competence contrivance technic expert handy strategy touch artifice technical gymnastics acrobatics science facility conduct prowess mannerism tech stuff chop artistry play wrinkle workman sleight technics techno- gymnastic moxie facture
15 对付
cope tackle inflict entreat take deal manage treat touch fix swing hack take care of come to grips with
17 技艺
18 偷
theft abstraction steal plunder RIP relieve sneak pinch crook rustle snitch filch purloin snaffle thieve
19 巧妙
nice smart elegant intelligent clever neat artful masterly finely delicacy subtlety green-fingered dedal clean happy subtle artificial delicate crafty ingenious cunning dodgy politic adroit lambent daedal Daedalian knacky nicely slick cleverly ably one-two-three deliverly skill craft sleight lambency
21 播放