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splendid如何读 splendid英汉释义 splendid是什么意思 splendid自然拼读 splendid变形 splendid扩展 splendid词根 splendid英英释义 splendid区别 splendid词源中文解释 splendid词源英文解释 splendid儿童词典英英释义 splendid例句

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splendid如何读

英：[ˈsplendɪd]

美：[ˈsplendɪd]

splendid英汉释义

adj.(形容词)

极好的 very fine, excellent
壮丽的,辉煌的 grand in appearance or style; impressive

splendid是什么意思

adj.

壮观的

极好的

exclam.

好极了

splendid自然拼读

splen·did

splen dihd

splendid变形

比较级:more splendid

最高级:most splendid

splendid扩展

splendidly (adv.), splendidness (n.)

splendid词根

词根：splendid

adj.

splendiferous 极好的；浮华的

adv.

splendidly 华丽地；豪华地；壮观地

splendid英英释义

Adjective

1. having great beauty and splendor;

"a glorious spring morning"

"a glorious sunset"

"splendid costumes"

"a kind of splendiferous native simplicity"

2. characterized by or attended with brilliance or grandeur;

"the brilliant court life at Versailles"

"a glorious work of art"

"magnificent cathedrals"

"the splendid coronation ceremony"

splendid区别

prime, first-rate, choice, select, splendid, excellent

这组词都有“极好的”的意思，其区别是：

prime常指最重要、价值最高的东西，也可以表示最佳、最典型或最高的人或物。

first-rate多用于指对抽象事物的主观评估，有时含夸大、自负的意味。

choice指通过精心挑选达到水平，尤指罕见或品质精良的商品。

select指精挑细选出来作为范例的物或人。

splendid口语常用词，指非常令人满意，显得完美无缺。

excellent通常指事物在等级品位以及职位级别等方面的最优或接近最优。

以上来源于网络

magnificent, grand, majestic, splendid, noble

这组词都有“宏伟壮丽的”的意思，其区别是：

magnificent指环境、建筑物等本身的壮丽、堂皇、庄严、崇高或出色等。

grand侧重规模大，豪华而宏伟壮丽、盛大。也可指人的崇高、伟大。

majestic侧重状态、外表、仪态等给人以威严感。

splendid指人在行为、品德或性格等方面的卓越超群；指物侧重外观上的辉煌。用于口语中，作“极好的，绝妙的”解。

noble指因本身著名或从外表上看有令人难忘的华丽、庄严、卓越、雄壮或崇高。

以上来源于网络

magnificent, gorgeous, glorious, superb, splendid

这组词都有“华丽的，宏传的，辉煌的”的意思，其区别是：

magnificent侧重指建筑物、宝石等的华丽堂皇。

gorgeous指色彩的富丽和豪华，有时含炫耀和卖弄意味。

glorious指光芒四射的绚丽，也指值得称倾、赞美或扬名的壮丽辉煌。

superb指壮丽辉煌、宏伟等的极点。

splendid侧重指给观察者留下壮丽辉煌或灿烂夺目的印象。

以上来源于网络

splendid词源中文解释

1620年代，"壮观的，宏伟的"，可能是早期的 splendidious "美妙的华丽的" (15世纪早期)，源自拉丁语 splendidus "明亮的，闪闪发光的；华丽的，美丽的，宏伟的；杰出的，尊贵的，高贵的；华而不实的，好看的，华美的"，源自 splendere "发光，照耀，闪闪发亮"。

这个词的来源被重建为来自 PIE *splnd- "被显示" (也来源于立陶宛语 splendžiu "我发光"，中爱尔兰语 lainn "光明")。

一个早期形式是 splendent， splendaunt (15世纪晚期，来自拉丁语 splendentem，过去分词形式 splendere)。 Splendid 自1640年代起，被用作 "明亮的，耀眼的；也用于指 "显着的，杰出的；非常好的，优秀的"。反讽用法（如 splendid isolation，1843）最早见于17世纪。 Jonson 使用了扩展形式 splendidous 和 splendidious。

splendid词源英文解释

Latin splendidus, from splendēre to shine; perhaps akin to Middle Irish lainn bright

The first known use of splendid was in 1624

splendid儿童词典英英释义

sponge1 of 2noun

a springy mass of fibers and spicules that forms the skeleton of a group of aquatic animals and is able to absorb water freelyalso: a piece of this material or of a natural or synthetic product with similar properties used especially for cleaning

any of the phylum of primitive mostly marine animals that are the source of natural sponges, have a body of loosely connected cells with a skeleton supported by spicules or flexible fibers, and are filter feeders that live permanently attached to a solid surface as adults

a pad (as of folded gauze) used in surgery and medicine (as to soak up fluids or apply medicine)

one who lives on others : sponger

raised dough (as for yeast bread)

a whipped dessert usually containing egg whites

sponge2 of 2verb

to clean or wipe with or as if with a sponge

to absorb with or like a sponge

to get something or live at the expense of another

spoil1 of 2noun

stolen goods : plunder

spoil2 of 2verb

plunder entry 2, rob

to damage badly : ruin

spoiled my new sweater

to damage the quality or effect of

a quarrel spoiled the party

to decay or lose freshness, value, or usefulness by being kept too long

the milk spoiled

to damage the disposition of by letting get away with too much

spoil a child

to have an eager desire

spoiling for a fight

split1 of 3verb

to divide lengthwise or by layers

split a log

to divide or separate as if by forcing apart families were often split up

a river split the town

to mark (a ballot) or cast (a vote) for candidates of different parties

to burst or break apart or in pieces

to affect as if by breaking up or tearing apart

a roar that split the air

to divide into shares

we split the profit

to divide into groups or parts they split into two teams

we'll split up; you take the left fork

to become separated off

split from the group

depart sense 1

split for the party

British inform sense 2, tell—usually used with on

split2 of 3noun

a narrow break made by or as if by splitting : crack

the act or process of splitting : division

the act of lowering oneself to the floor or leaping into the air with the legs extended in a straight line and in opposite directions

split3 of 3adjective

divided by or as if by splitting

a split lip

split1 of 3verb

to divide lengthwise or by layers

split a log

to divide or separate as if by forcing apart families were often split up

a river split the town

to mark (a ballot) or cast (a vote) for candidates of different parties

to burst or break apart or in pieces

to affect as if by breaking up or tearing apart

a roar that split the air

to divide into shares

we split the profit

to divide into groups or parts they split into two teams

we'll split up; you take the left fork

to become separated off

split from the group

depart sense 1

split for the party

British inform sense 2, tell—usually used with on

split2 of 3noun

a narrow break made by or as if by splitting : crack

the act or process of splitting : division

the act of lowering oneself to the floor or leaping into the air with the legs extended in a straight line and in opposite directions

split3 of 3adjective

divided by or as if by splitting

a split lip

splendidadjective

having or showing splendor : brilliant

impressive in beauty, grandeur, or excellence a splendid palace

a splendid job

excellent

had a splendid time at the beach

splendid 例句

1 What was still more splendid, it was like a birthday or Christmas Day.

2 We have a splendid opportunity to do something really useful.

3 This splendid fountain pen came in a red leather case, and I showed it to my girlfriends the first chance I got.

4 The sunrise was a splendid spectacle.

日出是个壮观的景象.

5 “She was a splendid woman physically, being tall, well formed, and with a wealth of flaxen hair.”

6 The spot could not have been lovelier: a high point of the mountain path with a splendid view all the way back to Florin Channel.

7 Harry had never even imagined such a strange and splendid place.

8 We've all had a splendid time.

我们大家都玩得很开心。

9 Judging from Dr. Bright's accounts, the men of London dressed in splendid clothing, all ornamented and embroidered, and spoke in a civil and cultured manner.

10 “Well,” said Arthur, “I must say it is nice to be a king. It was a splendid battle.”

11 I could see that they liked each other and that it was going to be a splendid Christmas.

12 At this the grey-eyed goddess Athena smiled, and gave him a caress, her looks being changed now, so she seemed a woman, tall and beautiful and no doubt skilled at weaving splendid things.

13 Of course I couldn’t say anything after that, and as it really is a splendid opportunity, I made the bargain, and we began.

14 The season came round, and off they went to the meet in splendid armour which reduced the risk of injury to a foxhunter’s minimum.

15 He lay back and breathed in deep draughts of splendid Norwegian ocean air, and in another minute or so, he was sitting up again and was on the way to recovery.

16 Eyes women complimented him on, a firm jaw line, splendid teeth.

17 Then the aged King heaped a car with splendid treasures, the best in Troy, and went over the plain to the Greek camp.

18 Each time I met him, he embraced me with a splendid smile that made his right eye fade into the shape of a crescent moon.

19 He wrote a splendid polemic in my favour.

他写了一篇出色的文章为我辩护.

20 From all reports, Richmond sounded far away and splendid.