monstrous如何读

英:[ˈmɒnstrəs]

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monstrous是什么意思

adj.

丑陋的

巨大的

畸形的

与传说中怪物相象的

monstrous自然拼读

mon·strous

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monstrous扩展

monstrously (adv.), monstrousness (n.)

monstrous词根

词根:monster

adj.

monster 巨大的,庞大的

adv.

monstrously 可怕地;荒唐地;强烈地

n.

monster 怪物;巨人,巨兽;残忍的人

monstrosity 畸形;可怕的东西;残暴

monstrous英英释义

adjective

having extraordinary often overwhelming size : gigantic a monstrous skyscraper

stuffing a monstrous sandwich down his throat—Mike Flaherty

extraordinarily ugly or vicious : horrible monstrous mayhem

a monstrous crime

shockingly wrong or ridiculous a monstrous miscalculation

the legend assumed monstrous proportions—Louis Untermeyer

deviating greatly from the natural form or character : abnormal

a monstrous melon

very great—used as an intensivea monstrous hangover

a monstrous hammering on his door—G. D. Brown

having the qualities or appearance of a monster

came face to face with a monstrous creature—Lester David

obsolete teeming with monsters

obsolete strange, unnatural

adverb

very, extremely

a monstrous long raft—Mark Twain

monstrous词源中文解释

15世纪中期,“不自然的形成,偏离自然秩序,丑陋”,是早期 monstruous(14世纪晚期)的变体,源自古法语 monstruos, monstrueuse,直接源自拉丁语 monstruosus “奇怪的,不自然的,怪异的”,源自拉丁语 monstrum “神圣的预兆,征兆,标志; 异常的形状; 怪物,畸形”,比喻为“令人厌恶的性格,可怕的对象,可怕的行为,可憎的事物”,源自 monere “警告,警告,建议”的词根,源自 PIE *moneie- “使人想起,提醒”,是 *men-(1)“思考”的被动形式。

“巨大的,庞大的”意思来自于大约1500年; “极其错误,令人震惊,可怕”的意思来自于1570年代。早期的形式 monstruous 仍然“在16世纪非常普遍”[OED]。自大约1600年起成为副词,但到19世纪末被认为是粗俗或口语。相关: Monstrously; monstrousness。

monstrous词源英文解释

The first known use of monstrous was in the 15th century

monstrous儿童词典英英释义

monthly1 of 2adjective

occurring, done, produced, or published every month

due or calculated by the month

monthly salary

lasting a month

monthly2 of 2noun

a monthly magazine

plural a menstrual period

monthly1 of 2adjective

occurring, done, produced, or published every month

due or calculated by the month

monthly salary

lasting a month

monthly2 of 2noun

a monthly magazine

plural a menstrual period

monthnoun

one of the 12 parts into which the year is divided

montagenoun

an artistic composition made up of several different kinds of items (as strips of newspaper, pictures, bits of wood) arranged together

a rapid succession of distinct scenes or images in a motion picture to illustrate associated ideas

monstrousadjective

unusually large : gigantic

very ugly or vicious : horrible

shockingly wrong or ridiculous

very different from the usual form : abnormal

monstrousadjective

unusually large : gigantic

very ugly or vicious : horrible

shockingly wrong or ridiculous

very different from the usual form : abnormal

monstrousadjective

unusually large : gigantic

very ugly or vicious : horrible

shockingly wrong or ridiculous

very different from the usual form : abnormal

monstrousadjective

unusually large : gigantic

very ugly or vicious : horrible

shockingly wrong or ridiculous

very different from the usual form : abnormal

monstrous 例句

1 Patrolman Mancuso was too startled by the monstrous flannel nightshirt to reply to Ignatius’ pleasantry.

2 Ahead of them stretched miles of wasteland, bubbling with monstrous larvae and big insect-hair trees.

3 On her head was a monstrous picture hat and on her arm a monstrous bird.

4 “Did you know the monstrous squid is the only beast known to eat demigods whole, armor and all, without getting indigestion? It’s true!”

5 The faces leering out at her from behind the shields and spears of the Poor Fellows seemed twisted, monstrous, hideous.

6 Two monstrous women with brick-red forearms folded across their aprons were talking outside a doorway.

7 There are monstrous changes taking place in the world, forces shaping a future whose face we do not know.

8 While the mass of men went on leading thoroughly unexamined lives of monstrous consumption, Augustus Waters examined the collection of the Rijksmuseum from afar.

9 That is because it is a monstrous thing , to slay a unicorn.

杀死一只独角兽算得上是滔天罪行.

10 Then the monstrous red thing, bounded across the neck and he flung himself fiat while the tribe shrieked.

11 Pen was bewildered with wonder, perplexity, fury, at this monstrous and unreasonable persecution.

小潘认为这是不讲道理、不近人情的虐待,他感到惊讶 、 困感 、 愤怒, 但又无可奈何.

12 She was a monstrous blonde wig, huge sunglasses and a great deal more.

她戴着令人震惊的金黄色假发, 以及无比巨大的太阳镜.

13 He even expected it to be monstrous, but perhaps there was no preparing for one’s first monster.

14 It was monstrous, with two alabaster angels guarding the gate, and a dome-shaped fountain sputtering in the front yard.

15 All of this had the effect of making a monstrous chute where the water fought and roared to get through, smashing around the rocks in huge sprays of white water.

16 Why didn’t this monstrous white creature just walk in and finish what it had started?

17 Shay’s face looked monstrous in the glare, and sparks floated downward to be lost in the depths of the wrecked building.

18 Just like that, the ground shook as a monstrous shape plowed through the snow toward him.

19 She thought of what the stories said—fearsome, violent, monstrous—and then what Babulya said.

20 The monstrous creatures take on a more definite shape— they are birds, crows, with beaks as long as my forearm and wings so dark they seem to swallow all the light.

monstrous 同义词

1 奇形怪状

malformed bizarrely

6 非常

all very great such high signal champion holy prize extreme vast terrible supreme remarkable extraordinary precious fabulous awful deadly mighty terrific uncommon mortal exquisite whopping fearful almighty monumental sensational undue damned frantic colossal ferocious howling prodigious crass frightful gallows devilish thumping raving thundering doggone exceeding confounded whacking measureless too-too so just some most much right too hard least pretty simply dog extra amazing regular highly super powerful extremely proper properly rare greatly curious passing tremendous badly desperate bitter immense cruel boiling stink dreadful jolly wondrous swinging awfully sorely miserably first-rate heartily thrice mightily deathly ruddy beastly rattling uncommonly fearfully heaps sevenfold parlous tiptop signally blamed swingeing perishing bally trop deuced muchly corking gey assai amain unco immortally all-fired plaguily bokoo lot egregious freaking tarnal deep serious unlimited bleeding dire raging blooming concerted excruciating ungodly freaky shitless surpassing plaguey duper gosh-awful something full enough ever nation lots mainly dirty bloody furthest remarkably unusually hefty rotten cracking exceedingly filthy daisy dearly roaring blinking madly worst mortally spanking stinking ripping licking tearing mondo clinking molto beaucoup dooms braw confoundedly consumedly gradely fucking mob per- a vast deal quite too more than somewhat ever such all to pieces more than good and as hell as anything fine and to pieces rare and never so like fun as you please to the wide as sin

13 异形的

heteromorphic

15 残酷的

cruel heartless pitiless

20 异乎寻常的

queer preternatural

28 奇形怪状的

malformed

41 丑陋的

hideous grotesque lumpen

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