gratuitous如何读

英:[ɡrəˈtjuːɪtəs]

美:[ɡrəˈtuːɪtəs]

gratuitous是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 免费的
  2. 无偿的,无报酬的
  3. 无端的,无故的,无理由的,无缘无故的
  4. 无谓的
  5. 无必要的
  6. 未要求的
  7. 赠予的,授予的

gratuitous自然拼读

gra·tu·i·tous

gr tu ih ts

gratuitous扩展

gratuitously (adv.), gratuitousness (n.)

gratuitous词根

词根:gratis

adj.

gratis 免费的

adv.

gratis 免费地

gratuitously 无偿地;不必要地;无缘无故地;平白地

gratuitous英英释义

adjective

not called for by the circumstances : not necessary, appropriate, or justified : unwarranted a gratuitous assumption a movie criticized for gratuitous violence

a gratuitous insult

given unearned or without recompense

We mistake the gratuitous blessings of Heaven for the fruits of our own industry.—Roger L'Estrange

costing nothing : free

It was printed in France at the author's expense, for gratuitous distribution to educators and others.—Current Biography

law not involving a return benefit, compensation, or consideration

has gratuitous permission to pass over private land

gratuitous词源中文解释

"1650年代,意为“自由赠送”,源自拉丁语 gratuitus “无报酬、自发、自愿”,源自 gratus “令人愉悦的、令人满意的”,源自 gratia “恩惠”(来自 PIE 词根 *gwere-(2)的后缀形式,意为“支持”)。早期的形式是 gratuital(1590年代)。“没有理由、没有充分理由”的意义首次记录于1690年代。

gratuitous_法律行业词汇

无偿的

免费的

gratuitous词源英文解释

Latin gratuitus, from gratus grateful

The first known use of gratuitous was in 1617

gratuitous儿童词典英英释义

gravestonenoun

a burial monument

grave1 of 4verb

carve sense 1, sculpture

engrave sense 1a

grave2 of 4noun

a hole dug to bury a body in

tomb sense 2

grave3 of 4adjective

deserving serious consideration : important

a grave matter

threatening great harm or danger

received a grave injury

dignified in appearance or manner : solemn, serious

a grave and thoughtful look

of, marked by, or being an accent mark having the form `

grave4 of 4adverb or adjective

in a slow and solemn manner—used as a direction in music

grave1 of 4verb

carve sense 1, sculpture

engrave sense 1a

grave2 of 4noun

a hole dug to bury a body in

tomb sense 2

grave3 of 4adjective

deserving serious consideration : important

a grave matter

threatening great harm or danger

received a grave injury

dignified in appearance or manner : solemn, serious

a grave and thoughtful look

of, marked by, or being an accent mark having the form `

grave4 of 4adverb or adjective

in a slow and solemn manner—used as a direction in music

grave1 of 4verb

carve sense 1, sculpture

engrave sense 1a

grave2 of 4noun

a hole dug to bury a body in

tomb sense 2

grave3 of 4adjective

deserving serious consideration : important

a grave matter

threatening great harm or danger

received a grave injury

dignified in appearance or manner : solemn, serious

a grave and thoughtful look

of, marked by, or being an accent mark having the form `

grave4 of 4adverb or adjective

in a slow and solemn manner—used as a direction in music

gravellyadjective

of, containing, or covered with gravel

gravelly soil

having a harsh scratchy sound

a gravelly voice

gravel1 of 3noun

small pieces of rock and pebbles larger than grains of sand

gravel2 of 3adjective

gravelly sense 2

gravel3 of 3verb

to cover or spread with gravel

gravel1 of 3noun

small pieces of rock and pebbles larger than grains of sand

gravel2 of 3adjective

gravelly sense 2

gravel3 of 3verb

to cover or spread with gravel

gratuitynoun

something given freelyespecially: tip entry 10

gratuitousadjective

done or provided freely with nothing expected in return

not called for by the circumstances : unwarranted

a gratuitous insult

gratuitousadjective

done or provided freely with nothing expected in return

not called for by the circumstances : unwarranted

a gratuitous insult

gratuitous 例句

1 Some critics thought the scene where Gladys got stoned was gratuitous violence that wasn’t earned.

2 And I called the creator, I was like, ‘It’s just gratuitous. We get it, we’ve already seen it once.’

3 During her 32-year tenure as founding editor of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, Campbell was charged with the task of creating a yearly swimsuit issue that did not come across as gratuitous.

4 There's too much crime and gratuitous violence on TV.

电视里充斥着犯罪和无端的暴力。

5 "We want the audience to see this as provocative and sophisticated, not gratuitous and vulgar," she said.

6 Sophia and Annie share the type of obnoxious vocabulary that makes gratuitous use of abbreviations, inane references to male anatomy and lyrics from rap songs they probably have never listened to in full.

7 There's something gratuitous about the show – you feel slightly self-conscious to be looking at so many painted flowers, imbibing so much visual pleasure.

8 His advice was quite gratuitous, and I can think for myself.

他的建议是没有根据的,我只能自己想了。

9 It injects a gratuitous note of melodrama into a movie whose undercurrents of humor keep it from becoming painfully somber.

10 At other times, the use of body doubles seems gratuitous and distracting.

11 The quantity alone warns that this person may not be mentally stable, and then the gratuitous nastiness confirms it.

12 It's not a gratuitous failure and makes enough sense to see to the end.

没有无缘无故的失败,我们可以看到它的结局。

13 Morgan's gratuitous sensationalism ... builds upon a pattern of Morgan's ongoing obsession with slandering Markle.

14 At least since the glory days of Madonna and Mariah Carey, pop stars especially have been prided for their ability to “shade” one another, speak in a derisive, gratuitous, and mocking tone about their rivals.

15 While questions have always existed around possibly gratuitous demonstrations of solidarity, technology has raised the stakes and brought them to the fore.

16 One would have to deploy considerable ingenuity to read these asides as anything other than gratuitous racist jokes.

17 As we cement a new grand alliance with France in north Africa, we might want to think about the gratuitous insults to all French people in Hogarth's painting O!

18 While admittedly gratuitous in its depiction of sexual violence and real, inexcusable, animal cruelty, it would be short-sighted and too easy to dismiss this film as exploitation horror.

19 For a few minutes, he encapsulated that triumph, now against declining technical ability and, frankly, against too much time wasted in the pursuit of gratuitous musical rewards.

20 But Romping Shop, with its gratuitous condemnation of same-sex relationships in the opening bars?

gratuitous 同义词

5 无理由

groundless gratuitously

8 无故

without excuse

10 无保证的

unsecured

11 无缘无故的

unprovoked uncalled-for irrelative

13 无偿的

voluntary gratis nude

16 出于好意

for the best

17 无偿

voluntary nude for free

18 无正当理由的

unwarrantable unwarranted unjustifiable

20 无端的

unwarranted unprovoked

22 自愿的

free voluntary freewill

23 无谓的

mindless

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