| 单词 | lovely |
| 释义 | lovelylovelierloveliestlovelylovely /ˈlʌvli/ adjective1beautiful: You look lovely in that dress.你穿这条连衣裙很漂亮。What a lovely garden!多么漂亮的花园啊！2especially British English very pleasant or enjoyable: Thanks for a lovely evening.thankeven谢谢你让我们度过了一个美好的夜晚。The food was lovely.be食物很美味。THESAURUS niceTHESAURUS: lovelybeautiful extremely nice to look at – used especially about a girl, woman, or child: She was still a very beautiful woman.bea beautiful baby girlI thought she was beautiful.thinkbegood-looking nice to look at. Good-looking is very common in spoken English: He’s a good-looking guy.lookDo you think she’s good-looking?lookattractive nice to look at, especially in a way that makes you feel sexually interested: All the boys found her attractive.boyfindan attractive man of about fortypretty used about a girl or young woman who looks nice, especially one who has a nice face: She was very pretty and had short blonde hair.behavehandsome especially written used especially about a man with a nice face who is tall and strong: He was tall, dark, and handsome.begorgeous/stunning very nice to look at, especially because you look good in the clothes you are wearing. Gorgeous is used especially by women: You look stunning in that dress!He’s absolutely gorgeous.lovely especially BrE very nice – used especially when telling a woman that she looks nice: You look lovely tonight.You have lovely eyes.eyecute spoken nice to look at – used especially about animals, babies, children, and young adults: a cute little puppyShe thinks you’re cute!thinkpersonnice friendly or kind: Karen’s really nice, isn’t she?charming polite and friendly in a way that makes people like you: He was charming and witty, and the staff all loved him.becharmlovelikeable easy to like: The new boss seemed very likeable.seemsweet especially spoken very kind and gentle: How sweet of you to send me flowers!flowera sweet little old ladygreat especially spoken used about someone you like and admire a lot: I think your brother’s great!lovely especially BrE informal very nice, kind, and friendly: Dr Macintosh was a lovely man.bething, place, day etcnice used when something seems good or enjoyable: That’s a nice dress.Have a nice time!It’s been a really nice day.begreat (also brilliant British English) especially spoken very good or enjoyable: His concerts are always great.concertbeIt’s a great car.We all had a brilliant time.havepleasant a pleasant place, activity, or occasion is good or enjoyable. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice: a pleasant little townThank you for a very pleasant evening.evenlovely used when you enjoyed something very much: It was a lovely meal.beThe children had a lovely time.childhaveenjoyable giving you pleasure: Exercise should be an enjoyable experience.shallWe had a very enjoyable stay.havefun especially spoken enjoyable. Fun is more informal than enjoyable: Skiing is great fun.skibeIt was a fun day.becharming pleasant – used especially about places that are attractive in a simple way: a charming little towncharmdelightful very pleasant or enjoyable: a delightful placea delightful eveningeven |
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