释义 |
well-aˈttempered, ppl. a.
1845Neale Seaton. Poems (1864) 9 Vain the trust in lance and mail And well-attemper'd sword. 1852Tennyson Ode Wellington 74 A man of well-attemper'd frame. 1866Felton Anc. & Mod. Gr. I. ii. ix. 442 The soft and well-attempered air of spring. |