英语词汇“glorious”的意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

是什么意思

adj.

辉煌的；荣誉的；极好的；非常愉快的

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

荣誉的,光荣的 having, worthy of or bringing great fame or glory
辉煌的,壮丽的 beautiful and splendid
〈口〉非常愉快的; 令人快乐的 very pleasant; enjoyable

英英释义

glorious[ 'ɡl?:ri?s ]

adj.
- having or deserving or conferring glory
  "a long and glorious career"; "our glorious literature"
- having or worthy of pride
  同义词：illustriousredoubtablerespected
- bringing great happiness and thankfulness
  "glorious freedom"; "glorious times"
- characterized by grandeur
  "a glorious work of art"
  同义词：brilliantmagnificentsplendid
- having great beauty and splendor
  "a glorious spring morning"; "a glorious sunset"
  同义词：resplendentsplendidsplendiferous

学习怎么用

词组短语

glorious revolution光荣革命

同近义词辨析

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。

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

She is always bucking about her glorious past.
她老是吹嘘她的光荣的过去。
It is a task at once glorious and arduous.
这样的任务是非常光荣的，但同时也是非常艰巨的。
The picture reminds me of my glorious past.
这幅画使我想起了我辉煌的过去。
Our country has a glorious past.
我们的国家有一段光辉的历史。
The prophet foretell a glorious future for the young ruler.
那先知预言这年轻的统治者会有辉煌的前程。

权威例句

In glorious technicolour
Glorious uncertainty—challenges for network design
Minkowski space-time: a glorious non-entity
The short and glorious history of organizational theory
A glorious and Not-So-Short history of the information systems field
Borat : touristic guidings to glorious nation of Kazakhstan
Chapter 4: Minkowski Space-Time: A Glorious Non-Entity
“The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden.” National Museum of American History
The Sad Demise, Mysterious Disappearance, and Glorious Triumph of Symbolic Interactionism
Demand for football and intramatch winning probability: an essay on the glorious uncertainty of sports

单词	glorious
释义	glorious 听听怎么读英 [?gl?:ri?s] 美 [?ɡl?ri?s,?ɡlor-] 是什么意思 adj. 辉煌的；荣誉的；极好的；非常愉快的双语释义 adj.(形容词) 荣誉的,光荣的 having, worthy of or bringing great fame or glory 辉煌的,壮丽的 beautiful and splendid 〈口〉非常愉快的; 令人快乐的 very pleasant; enjoyable 英英释义 glorious[ 'ɡl?:ri?s ] adj. having or deserving or conferring glory "a long and glorious career"; "our glorious literature" having or worthy of pride 同义词：illustriousredoubtablerespected bringing great happiness and thankfulness "glorious freedom"; "glorious times" characterized by grandeur "a glorious work of art" 同义词：brilliantmagnificentsplendid having great beauty and splendor "a glorious spring morning"; "a glorious sunset" 同义词：resplendentsplendidsplendiferous 学习怎么用词组短语 glorious revolution光荣革命同近义词辨析 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。双语例句用作形容词(adj.) She is always bucking about her glorious past. 她老是吹嘘她的光荣的过去。 It is a task at once glorious and arduous. 这样的任务是非常光荣的，但同时也是非常艰巨的。 The picture reminds me of my glorious past. 这幅画使我想起了我辉煌的过去。 Our country has a glorious past. 我们的国家有一段光辉的历史。 The prophet foretell a glorious future for the young ruler. 那先知预言这年轻的统治者会有辉煌的前程。权威例句 In glorious technicolour Glorious uncertainty—challenges for network design Minkowski space-time: a glorious non-entity The short and glorious history of organizational theory A glorious and Not-So-Short history of the information systems field Borat : touristic guidings to glorious nation of Kazakhstan Chapter 4: Minkowski Space-Time: A Glorious Non-Entity “The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden.” National Museum of American History The Sad Demise, Mysterious Disappearance, and Glorious Triumph of Symbolic Interactionism Demand for football and intramatch winning probability: an essay on the glorious uncertainty of sports
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