elegant如何读

英:[ˈelɪɡənt]

美:[ˈelɪɡənt]

elegant英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 优美的,文雅的,讲究的 having the qualities of grace and beauty; stylish
  2. 简洁的,简练的 pleasingly neat and simple

elegant是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 优美的
  2. 漂亮的
  3. 第一流的
  4. 雅致的
  5. 讲究的
  6. 精致的
  7. 简练确切的
  8. <口>上品的
  9. 高尚的
  10. 极好的
  11. 苗条的
  12. 良好的
  13. 绝妙的
  14. 清雅的

elegant自然拼读

el·e·gant

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elegant扩展

elegantly (adv.)

elegant词根

词根:elegant

adv.

elegantly 优美地

n.

elegance 典雅;高雅

elegant英英释义

Adjective

1. refined and tasteful in appearance or behavior or style;

"elegant handwriting"

"an elegant dark suit"

"she was elegant to her fingertips"

"small churches with elegant white spires"

"an elegant mathematical solution--simple and precise and lucid"

2. suggesting taste, ease, and wealth

3. of seemingly effortless beauty in form or proportion

4. refined or imposing in manner or appearance; befitting a royal court;

"a courtly gentleman"

elegant词组

elegant appearance美观大方

elegant demeanour风采

elegant shape式样优雅

elegant区别

 elegant, graceful

elegant(训练或修养所得),人为的优雅

graceful(天生的)天真优雅

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elegant词源中文解释

15世纪末,"雅致华丽的",源自15世纪的古法语 élégant,直接源自拉丁语 elegantem(nominative elegans)"选择,精美,雅致",是 eligere 的现在分词的同源形式,意为"精心挑选,选择"(参见 election)。意为"具有精致优雅特点"的含义始于1520年代。拉丁语 elegans 最初是一种责备的说法,意为"娇气,挑剔"; "具有精致优雅"的概念在古典拉丁语中出现。相关词汇: Elegantly。

Elegant implies that anything of an artificial character to which it is applied is the result of training and cultivation through the study of models or ideals of grace; graceful implies less of consciousness, and suggests often a natural gift. A rustic, uneducated girl may be naturally graceful, but not elegant. [Century Dictionary]
Elegant 暗示了任何应用于人工特征的东西都是通过学习优雅的模型或理想的培训和修养的结果; graceful 则意味着意识较少,并且常常暗示一种天赋。一个乡村的、没有受过教育的女孩可能天生具有 graceful,但不具备 elegant。[世纪词典]

elegant_计算机行业词汇

【修】雅洁,优美,优[典]雅

elegant词源英文解释

Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin elegant-, elegans; akin to Latin eligere to select — more at elect

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

elegant儿童词典英英释义

elephantnoun

any of a family of huge thickset nearly hairless mammals that have the snout lengthened into a trunk and two incisors in the upper jaw developed into long outward-curving pointed ivory tusks and that include two living forms:

one with large ears that occurs in tropical Africa

one with relatively small ears that occurs in forests of southeastern Asia

elephantineadjective

very big : huge, massive

lacking grace

of or relating to an elephant

elephantiasisnoun

the enormous enlargement of an arm or a leg or of the scrotum that is caused by blocking of the vessels carrying lymph by nematode worms

elephantnoun

any of a family of huge thickset nearly hairless mammals that have the snout lengthened into a trunk and two incisors in the upper jaw developed into long outward-curving pointed ivory tusks and that include two living forms:

one with large ears that occurs in tropical Africa

one with relatively small ears that occurs in forests of southeastern Asia

elementnoun

one of the four substances air, water, fire, or earth formerly believed to make up the physical universe

plural forces of natureespecially: stormy or cold weather

the state or place natural or suited to a person or thing

at school she was in her element

one of the parts of which something is made up: as

plural the simplest principles of a subject of study

one of the basic individual things that belong to a mathematical set or class called alsomember

any of more than 100 fundamental substances that consist of atoms of only one kind and that cannot be separated by ordinary chemical means into simpler substances

a distinct part of a device used in the composing of print matter

plural the bread and wine used in the sacrament of Communion

elementaladjective

of, relating to, or being an elementespecially: existing as an uncombined chemical element

elementary sense 1

of, relating to, or resembling a force of nature

elegynoun

a poem or song expressing sorrow especially for one who is dead

elegantadjective

having or showing elegance

of excellent quality : splendid

elegantadjective

having or showing elegance

of excellent quality : splendid

elegant 例句

1 It wasn’t a particularly elegant structure—but maybe that was asking too much.

2 Everything a human could want was there, from the grand lobby on the ground floor to the elegant Starlight Room one mile up.

3 He wheeled die horse gracefully, still something of that elegant quality of display in the fluid motion, and rode off.

4 She dressed with elegant simplicity.

她穿着朴素高雅.

5 To separate the facts from the hearsay contained in the bureau’s case files, White settled upon a simple but elegant approach: he would methodically try to corroborate each suspect’s alibi.

6 Her coffee-colored hands looked old, but well-manicured and elegant, so I imagined she was a grandmother who had once been a beautiful lady.

7 Then she noticed Mohammed’s writing, addressed to her in care of the University of Biafra, in long elegant sweeps.

8 On Easter Sunday the Lykes staff took us to one of our sponsor’s homes—an elegant waterfront mansion—for an egg hunt.

9 I worried that I had created an unbridgeable divide by rejecting them and choosing my uncle, with his elegant home in the promised land of Saratoga.

10 She is always so chic, so elegant.

她总是那么时髦,那么优雅。

11 Dorcas next flung herself upon him, too excited to be elegant.

12 Still clinging to one of his big hands, she collapsed to the floor in an elegant curtsey.

13 At the desk’s elegant feet, the Duchess looked up.

14 Will shaded his eyes to watch her and the other ragged, elegant figures wheel in the air and dart up over the trees.

15 My lapse in standing was the misfortune of being from the nouveau pauvre side of what passed for an elegant family there in the Pittsburgh of the South.

16 Many words convey subtle shades of meaning, provide glimpses into the history of the language, conform to elegant principles of assembly, or enliven prose with distinctive imagery, sound, and rhythm.

17 Beside the windows, two simple, elegant armchairs faced each other across a low round table on which a tea tray rested.

18 Behind her the elegant meal, with its many plates, goblets, glasses, and silverware, was gone.

19 I continued playing but was unable to concentrate because I kept the corner of my eye on his restless hands, the elegant fingertips that danced against the pale blue fabric of his pants.

20 Patricia looked beautiful and elegant as always.

帕特里夏一如既往地美丽优雅。

elegant 同义词

2 明快的

square

3 举止优雅的

classy

10 典雅的

classic exalted Augustan

12 陈设讲究的

well appointed

15 优雅的人

sophisticate

21 有品位的

aesthetic

22 格调高的

high-pitched

31 一流的

white-glove

42 简明的

succinct concise

53 漂亮雅致的

dressy

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