英:[senˈtenʃəs]
美:[sɛnˈtɛnʃəs]
英:[senˈtenʃəs]
美:[sɛnˈtɛnʃəs]
adj.
说教的
卖弄文采的,咬文嚼字的
爱用格言[警句]的
sen·ten·tious
sen ten shs
sententiously (adv.), sententiousness (n.)
词根:sententious
adv.sententiously 简洁地
adjective
using or marked by pompous, high-flown moralizing.The old minister was well-known for his rather sententious sermons.Some of Benjamin Franklin's sayings were judged to be sententious.
having many truisms or maxims.Children's primers tended to be filled with sententious prose.
rich in pointed, concise truths; pithy.The Times published a brilliant and sententious editorial on this subject recently.
15世纪中期, sentencious,意为“充满意义”(现已过时); 15世纪后期,“充满精辟的句子或格言”; 源自拉丁语 sententiosus,意为“充满意义,精辟”,源自 sententia “思想; 表达思想”(参见 sentence(n.))。意为“沉迷于浮夸的道德说教,喜欢使用精辟的说法”记录于1590年代。相关词汇: Sententiously; sententiousness。
Middle English, full of meaning, from Latin sententiosus, from sententia sentence, maxim
The first known use of sententious was in 1509
sententiousadjective
containing or using phrases which sound more important than they are
1 Sententious sage! So it is: but I swear by my household gods not to abuse it.
善用格言的圣人!就是这么回事,但我以家神的名义发誓,决不滥用。
2 I had worries about finding the right language, one that was neither sentimental or sententious goo, nor psycho-babble.
3 He possessed, besides, a certain dry sententious humour, of which the effect was heightened by the inflexible gravity of his countenance, and by the low tones of a voice altogether unambitious of emphasis.
4 Similarly, Ross’s scattershot vigor gives way to Lawrence’s grandiose, sententious bombast.
5 The style of sculpt makes the character sententious and general, exerting the function of "writing" greatly and easily according the demand of literati expressing their emotion.
这种造型方式使形象更加简化概括,更能发挥“写”的功能,也更容易符合文人雅士们抒发感情的需要。
6 He replenished it with stately argument and thrilling verse, and sprinkled it over with sententious wisdom and proverbial pungency.
7 The document was too sententious and pompous.
这份文件过于说教式的,华而不实。
8 The pompous, pedantic, venomous Monsieur Cardinal will long survive as the true image of sententious and self-glorifying immorality.
9 Pertaining to, or in the manner of, an apotghem; sententious; pithy.
10 Bening’s performance is a different story altogether—she virtually makes the movie, sending even simple lines from its often sententious script deftly spinning and leaping in surprising flourishes.
11 a smug and sententious writer
12 The generici or common-places were sententious maxims, descriptions, outpourings of emotion, humorous and fanciful diatribes, declarations of passion, love-laments, ravings, reproaches, declamatory outbursts, which could be employed ad libitum whenever the situation rendered them appropriate.
13 What of its sententious and cynical inscriptions, which glorify the lost cause, the valor, the duty, without any mention of slavery or insurrection?
14 Dialogue is rendered in the pseudo-profound pronouncements that have become the sententious lingua franca of the hero’s quest.
15 Aloud, Harold said, "There's no accounting for the love affairs of a young girl," which sententious remark really expressed his inmost thoughts.
16 “I’m off,” said Sam, in his short, sententious way, and rushed toward the river.
17 As Harry said in sententious vernacular, 'I wasn't having any.'
18 She is brief, terse, sententious; her mind being evidently bent on things rather than on words.
19 Observe that the first sentence, though purely in the way of narrative, is just as sententious in form as the graver proverbs of each master that follow.
20 While Mr. Davis’s music was far from universally acclaimed — the “New Rolling Stone Record Guide” once called it “sententious Muzak” — he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2006.
5 做作
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6 格言
gnomical axiomatic gnomic say word sentence phrase wisdom saw saying parable maxim gnome precept axiom adage dictum aphorism moralism apothegm apophthegm wise saw
7 爱说教的
9 简洁
short clean tight brief compact elegant neat economical thumbnail concise compressed succinct taut chaste terse pithy laconic telegraphic monosyllabic compendious short-winded shortly severity chastity brevity compaction concision gracility laconism in small compass crisp clear-cut epitomize telegraphical nutshell laconical severely brachylogy laconicism
12 说教式
13 警句的
15 道貌岸然的
16 做作的
tatty-peelin flash scenic strained pretentious grandiose Hollywood stilted feigned factitious put-on grandiloquent orotund minikin bigass
18 金言