obscurity如何读

英:[əbˈskjʊərəti]

美:[əbˈskjʊrəti]

obscurity是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 朦胧
  2. 晦涩
  3. 无名的人
  4. 难解
  5. 隐匿
  6. 不引人注目
  7. 卑微者
  8. 不明
  9. 含糊
  10. 暗(淡)
  11. 暧昧
  12. 难解处
  13. 不明处
  14. 费解的话
  15. 低微的人
  16. 混沌
  17. 蒙昧
  18. 朦胧状态
  19. 幽晦

obscurity自然拼读

ob·scu·ri·ty

b skyuh rih ti

obscurity变形

复数:obscurities

obscurity词根

词根:obscure

adj.

obscure 模糊的;晦涩的;昏暗的

adv.

obscurely 费解地,晦涩地;隐匿地

vt.

obscure 遮掩;使变暗;使难理解

obscurity英英释义

Noun

1. the quality of being unclear or abstruse and hard to understand

2. an obscure and unimportant standing; not well known;

"he worked in obscurity for many years"

3. the state of being indistinct or indefinite for lack of adequate illumination

obscurity词源中文解释

15世纪晚期, obscurite,“没有光,缺乏亮度或光泽的状态”; 1610年代,意为“未知或不显眼的状态”; 来自 obscure(形容词)+ -ity; 或者来自古法语 obscurete,是 oscureté 的变体,“黑暗,阴暗; 模糊,混乱; 无足轻重”(14世纪),直接源自拉丁语 obscuritatem(主格 obscuritas),“黑暗,模糊,不确定性”,来自 obscurus。指“不清楚理解的质量或状态”始于15世纪晚期(卡克斯顿)。

When I was asked to talk about the Obscurity of the Modern Poet I was delighted, for I have suffered from this obscurity all my life. But then I realized that I was being asked to talk not about the fact that people don't read poetry, but about the fact that most of them wouldn't understand it if they did .... [Randall Jarrell, "The Obscurity of Poetry," 1953]
当我被要求谈论现代诗人的晦涩时,我感到很高兴,因为我一生都受到这种晦涩的困扰。但后来我意识到,我被要求谈论的不是人们不读诗的事实,而是如果他们读了,大多数人都不会理解它.... [兰德尔·贾勒尔,“诗歌的晦涩”,1953年]

obscurity_体育行业词汇

不出名

obscurity词源英文解释

Middle English obscurite, borrowed from Anglo-French oscurté, obscurité, borrowed from Latin obscūritāt-, obscūritās, from obscūrus "dim, dark, imperfectly known, concealed from knowledge, incomprehensible" + -itāt-, -itās -ity — more at obscure >entry 1

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

obscurity儿童词典英英释义

observableadjective

able to be observed : noticeable

obsequiousadjective

overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor

obsequiousadjective

overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor

obsequiousadjective

overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor

obscuritynoun

something that is obscure

the quality or state of being obscure

obscurity 例句

1 He spent most of his life working in obscurity.

他在默默无闻的工作中度过了大半生。

2 It has, in effect, saved Redmond from complete mobile obscurity.

事实上它把雷蒙德公司从彻底的手机晦暗状态下拯救了出来。

3 Centuries went by, and Vermeer fell into obscurity.

4 Get A Job is, as you'd expect, nothing out of the ordinary, and certainly not something that will save them from the chasm of obscurity.

5 Sometimes the winning film achieves international success, but often it sinks into obscurity.

6 Its origin is lost in obscurity.

它的起源己搞不清楚了。

7 They would have continued to struggleeconomic odds and would have lived in obscurity.

他们会继续过紧巴巴的日子,默默无闻地活着.

8 Today, it has the clout to be able to pluck comedians from obscurity and elevate them to household names.

9 The obscurities of early Greek poets.

10 Two hundred ninety-nine enjoyed a bumpy ride from relative obscurity to total oblivion.

11 Middleton herself, at 29, is viewed as much older and wiser than Diana who emerged from obscurity as a 19-year-old to become Prince Charles's bride and front page news.

12 The course teaches students to avoid ambiguity and obscurity of expression.

这门课程教学生避免表达上的模棱两可、含混不清。

13 We might do a couple more of the same level of obscurity.

14 "The Estefans' journey of success, led by raw talent and passion, is captivating as it drove them from relative obscurity to global sensations," Jimmy Nederlander, the organization's president, said in a statement announcing the deal.

15 He had emerged from obscurity less than three years before, a prince among thousands of princes, who had charmed and plotted his way to the top of the kingdom’s power structure.

16 The manners and morals of fledgling members of the privileged class have always interested this director, who made three sweet, astringent comedies in the 1990s before receding into a much remarked-upon, now thankfully concluded obscurity.

17 Yet as Ms. Singleton saw it, Mr. Gordy himself was the cause of her obscurity.

18 Madame Grès, the legendary creator of the sensual austerity of a draped dress, died in obscurity more than 17 years ago.

19 Houseplants, embraced by hirsute, plaid-draped baby boomers in the 1970s, fell into obscurity before being rescued in this century by millennials.

20 After fading into obscurity, the late artist Francis Hines is gaining new attention after a car mechanic rescued hundreds of his paintings from a dumpster in Connecticut.

obscurity 同义词

12 模糊的东西

blur

19 无名的人

zilch

21 没没无闻

unfamed shadow

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