observant如何读

英:[əbˈzɜ:vənt]

美:[əbˈzɜrvənt]

observant英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 观察力敏锐的 good at noticing things aound
  2. 严格遵守的 quick to notice; be careful to obey rules

observant是什么意思

  • adj.观察力敏锐的;(对法律、习俗、传统等)谨慎遵守的

observant自然拼读

ob·serv·ant

b zuhr vnt

observant变形

复数:observants

比较级:more observant

最高级:most observant

observant扩展

observantly (adv.)

observant词根

词根:observe

adj.

observed 观察的;观测的

observable 显著的;觉察得到的;看得见的

observing 观察的;注意的;观察力敏锐的

observational 观测的;根据观察的

adv.

observantly 敏锐地

observingly 注意观察地

n.

observation 观察;监视;观察报告

observer 观察者;[天] 观测者;遵守者

observance 惯例;遵守;仪式;庆祝

observable [物] 可观察量;感觉到的事物

v.

observed 观察;遵守;注意到(observe的过去分词形式)

observing 观察;遵守(observe的ing形式)

vi.

observe 观察;说;注意到;评论

vt.

observe 观察;遵守;说;注意到;评论

observant英英释义

adjective

watching carefully; alert; attentive.The observant neighbor noticed that the elderly woman hadn't checked her mailbox for several days.I guess I wasn't very observant, because I didn't realize that he was getting upset.

careful to comply with a law, tradition, or the like.Since he got a speeding ticket last year, he's more observant of the speed limits.Although we're Jewish, we're not as observant of the traditions as our parents were.

observant词源中文解释

大约1600年,“注意感知或注意力强,具有良好的观察力”,也指“注意遵守规定或要求”(法律、习俗等),源于 observe 和 -ant,或者源于法语 observant,是 observer 的过去分词(参见 observance)。关于犹太教,“严格按照戒律行事”,始于1902年。作为名词,晚于15世纪。相关词汇: Observantly; observantness。

observant词源英文解释

The first known use of observant was in 1599

observant儿童词典英英释义

observeverb

to act in agreement with : obey

observe the law

to celebrate or honor (as a holiday) with special events or customs

to watch carefully

observed how the food was prepared

to make a scientific observation of

observe an eclipse

to come to understand or know especially by thinking about facts that have been noted

I have observed that it happens more often on Tuesdays

to say as a remark

observed that it was a fine day and we agreed

observatorynoun

a place or institution equipped with instruments for observation of natural objects and events (as in astronomy)

a place providing a wide view

observationnoun

an act or an instance of observing a custom, rule, or law

an act or the power of seeing or fixing the mind upon something

an act of gathering information (as for scientific studies) by noting facts or occurrences

weather observations

an opinion formed or expressed after observing

the state of being observed

was in the hospital for observation

observationnoun

an act or an instance of observing a custom, rule, or law

an act or the power of seeing or fixing the mind upon something

an act of gathering information (as for scientific studies) by noting facts or occurrences

weather observations

an opinion formed or expressed after observing

the state of being observed

was in the hospital for observation

observationnoun

an act or an instance of observing a custom, rule, or law

an act or the power of seeing or fixing the mind upon something

an act of gathering information (as for scientific studies) by noting facts or occurrences

weather observations

an opinion formed or expressed after observing

the state of being observed

was in the hospital for observation

observantadjective

paying careful attention : watchful

quick to observe : keen

careful in observing : mindful

observant 例句

1 He’s a singer-songwriter of observant insight and penetrating empathy, brilliantly adept at compressing a complicated range of emotions into a terse, plain-spoken turn of phrase.

2 An observant shop assistant had remembered exactly what the man was worn.

有个机警的店员准确地记着那个男子的穿著。

3 It might be Frederick Wiseman, whose documentaries are epics of social proximity, serenely and thrillingly observant chronicles of how people behave in shared spaces.

4 They remain half that in Utah and many Southern states with large religiously observant populations.

5 He passed through the streets with a hasty step but an observant eye.

他过街的时候步女很急,可是眼睛什么都没放过.

6 In the meantime Mr. Fortey’s book is an inducement to be as awake and observant as possible.

7 Trivedi emphasizes the need for the people in a caregiver’s life to be observant.

8 What’s it like to be play someone who is either smarter or more observant that everybody else?

9 No word on what Smith thinks of her sugary likeness but the show’s consultant, Alastair Bruce, attended the Atlanta premiere and made an observant comment.

10 Three episodes in, it has revealed itself to be a show larded with sight gags, stubborn Midwestern manners, character quirks, black humor and oftentimes a serious and observant look at mangled humanity.

11 A particularly observant child, he noticed even the slightest changes in the classroom.

12 Yet the way Ms. Bartoli shapes the supple phrases and dispatches the dazzling coloratura roulades, combined with the gleam in her observant eyes, suggests that Isabella will soon figure out how to handle the situation.

13 Their films thrive on an observant appreciation of the everyday, an affinity for the salt of the earth that is light-years away from Hollywood’s manufactured glitz.

14 Credit that ability to be both observant and a quick learner.

15 To collect the tomes, she must be highly observant, empathetic, and a master of language and transformation.

16 She was becoming less religious, and she learned that although he had grown up in an observant Jewish home, he was no longer as devout.

17 I often forget how observant Britain can be.

18 The Jewish part of its repertory was addressed on Friday evening: not the most thoughtful scheduling, since observant Jews could not attend because of the Sabbath.

19 There’s a new trailer out for the Quvenzhané Wallis-led Annie, due in theaters in December — and observant listeners who are fans of the original will notice something peculiar around minute marker 1:45.

20 The tenants on his land are observant Muslims.

observant 同义词

4 善于观察的

wisehearted perceptive

5 当心的

mindful

6 严守

stand on

12 观察力敏锐的

observing sharp-sighted

13 恭谨

hat in hand

16 忠实信徒

loyal faithful

18 遵守者

observer keeper conformist

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