| 单词 | genuine |
| 释义 | genuine (dʒenjuɪn ) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B2 Genuine is used to describe people and things that are exactly what they appear to be, and are not false or an imitation. He is an inspiration and a genuine hero. ...genuine leather. They're convinced the picture is genuine. Synonyms: authentic, real, original, actual 2. adjective B2 Genuine refers to things such as emotions that are real and not pretended. There was genuine joy in this room. If this offer is genuine I will gladly accept it. Synonyms: heartfelt, sincere, honest, earnest genuinely adverb B2 He was genuinely surprised. genuineness uncountable noun He needed at least three days to assess the genuineness of their intentions. [+ of] 3. adjective If you describe a person as genuine, you approve of them because they are honest, truthful, and sincere in the way they live and in their relationships with other people. [approval] She is very caring and very genuine. Synonyms: sincere, straightforward, honest, natural genuineness uncountable noun I have no doubt about their genuineness. Quotations: Genuineness only thrives in the dark. Like celeryThose Barren Leaves Collocations: genuine achievement Promotion was a genuine achievement, an unexpected one. Times, Sunday Times Yet beneath his flair for self-promotion and notorious mythologising, there was genuine achievement. Times, Sunday Times They should be awarded only for genuine achievement not failure and be an absolute max of ten per cent of annual salary. The Sun Can anyone identify a single genuine achievement in that time? Times, Sunday Times It's a genuine achievement, especially when, by his own admission, he doesn't have the greatest voice in the world. Times, Sunday Times Universal's recent de luxe editions, however, offer a genuine alternative. Times, Sunday Times It promises to boost the range of electric vehicles by three to four times — making them a genuine alternative to gas-guzzlers. Times, Sunday Times Money has piled into this genuine alternative part of the cowboy state. Times, Sunday Times Instead, we should give vocational qualifications a rocket boost and make them a genuine alternative to university. The Sun For those who for whatever reason, rational or irrational, prefer not to marry this option provides a genuine alternative. Times, Sunday Times Is this a genuine attempt to inform the patient? Times, Sunday Times It was clearly a genuine attempt to win the ball - it was also one of the worst red cards you will ever see. The Sun This week showed a genuine attempt to break out. Times, Sunday Times It was not a genuine attempt to play the ball and worthy of a red. The Sun A testament to the vanity of the ruling classes or a genuine attempt to integrate sport into a culture that has traditionally overlooked it? Times, Sunday Times Until the past ten years or so, the match fee for an international appearance made a genuine difference to bank balances. Times, Sunday Times We ought to recognize the fact of genuine difference, including profound moral disagreement. Christianity Today It's a weepie with a genuine difference - it'll make you'll cry, and think. Times, Sunday Times It's healthy to see a genuine difference of opinion between the two leaders, and they can't both be right. Times, Sunday Times The tale proves that banks can make a genuine difference for the better. Times, Sunday Times Want to know the secret to genuine happiness? The Sun It really was a reassuring smile - glowing with genuine happiness and braces. Times, Sunday Times Reassure them often and report your genuine happiness and, eventually, they'll join you in celebrating this amazing year and the extraordinary experiences it brings your way. Times, Sunday Times The text tries to show that as soon as government intervenes in natural affairs, it destroys all possibility of genuine happiness. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 She has talked of herself as emotionally withdrawn and lacking genuine happiness when living by herself; after becoming a judge, she said she would not date lawyers. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Far from being a co-conspirator or ringleader, he was a genuine hero cherry-picked to be the fall guy. The Sun He got off with a suspended sentence for benefit fraud in 2004 thanks to references from genuine heroes he had fooled. The Sun By contrast, the security services contain a great many genuine heroes. Times, Sunday Times With two genuine heroes, more sophisticated than usual. Times, Sunday Times It gives genuine hope to people of all ages who have real talent that they can still live the dream. The Sun A performance as good as that, after a long run without a win, will give them genuine hope. The Sun They then stood firm against a late onslaught from the home side and now have genuine hope of avoiding the drop. The Sun That flurry was just about as good as it got for the home support who had turned up with genuine hope of their team powering on in the league. The Sun A lack of direction and, most depressing of all, a lack of genuine hope. The Sun Achieving genuine innovation may prove the key in a nation renowned for copycats. Times, Sunday Times This was a genuine innovation that greatly expanded the market. Times,Sunday Times They need genuine innovation on the training ground, where not enough new signings actually improve. Times, Sunday Times It was a stroke of genuine innovation in a hitherto tactically bland landscape. Times, Sunday Times The idea of seats that could be folded flush to the floor, instead of having to be removed, was a genuine innovation. Times, Sunday Times But most see the possibility, albeit far from proven, of genuine insight. Times, Sunday Times So at least you know it's a genuine insight. The Sun In fact, they goof around so much that it becomes a bit tiresome and you long for some genuine insight. Times, Sunday Times Yet there was also genuine insight. Times, Sunday Times He has often proven himself to be the problem-solver of the group, either through purposeful, genuine insight, or merely by accidental observation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 When you next see her, instead of talking about your own fabulous life, try showing genuine interest in her and how she spends her days. Times, Sunday Times It would take a genuine interest in other people to find out. The Times Literary Supplement Caring: genuine interest in people and concern for their needs. Christianity Today Unlike art fairs, degree shows are driven by a genuine interest in art. Times, Sunday Times But, in truth, there's no one with a genuine interest in learning who can't improve and, with enough practice, become a decent cook. The Sun Genuine joy cannot be purchased or swallowed or sniffed. Christianity Today With people's new-found freedom comes a genuine joy that always makes me shake my head in wonder. Christianity Today Was there a moment when you discovered the meaning of genuine joy? Christianity Today It was with genuine joy that we gave our endorsement to their proposal. Christianity Today The genuine joy of seeing her quickly faded. Times, Sunday Times A deep conversation can transform a relationship into a genuine love bond. The Sun (2016) You do some deep thinking about relationships and know who has warm and genuine love to offer. The Sun (2009) This is about genuine love of the game and your home town. The Sun (2012) If your heart has a vacancy, a jokey text message could be disguising genuine love feelings. The Sun (2011) It seemed, too, that she fell in love, genuine love, as other people, fumble-footed, fall into holes that more nimble-footed elements avoid. MURDER SONG When she realized there wasn't a genuine need, she could accept that. Christianity Today Is there genuine need, or are we trying to maintain a lifestyle that's not in keeping with what our congregation can support? Christianity Today Of course there are those with a genuine need. The Sun Lots of unpleasant questions arise about drawing the line between insincerity and authenticity, performance and genuine need. Times, Sunday Times The title can't be just cute or catchy; it has to touch a genuine need or interest. Christianity Today You can recognise genuine passion - and won't be interested in those who treat love like a game. The Sun You lose the stimulation of genuine passion and can quickly feel judged. The Sun He's the son (and indeed grandson) of a railwayman, which he claims underlines his genuine passion for transport, in all its forms. Times, Sunday Times You can call them both real football people with genuine passion for the game. The Sun We had a chat and when we talked about football there was a sparkle in his eyes, a genuine passion. Times, Sunday Times They have buckets of charm and it was a genuine pleasure to talk to them. The Sun How many memories had been painted from genuine pleasure, how many had been an inevitable by-product of an altered state? Times, Sunday Times His response was genuine pleasure that she had found someone. The Sun But in the long term, internalised rewards such as genuine pleasure and feeling appreciated work much better. Times, Sunday Times In short, she connectedthrough smiles, giggles and what seemed to be genuine pleasure in performing. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 If ever there was a genuine possibility of discovering treasure, this would be it. Times, Sunday Times Relegation was becoming a genuine possibility. Times, Sunday Times Unlikely as that would have sounded a mere 24 hours ago, it now seems a genuine possibility and as such was inevitably an offer too irresistible to ignore. Times, Sunday Times But to us it seemed a genuine possibility. Times, Sunday Times Another disagreed, saying that there was a genuine possibility that banks could make the branch structure work. Times, Sunday Times The way you blend personal ambitions with a sense of caring spells genuine progress. The Sun (2012) They point to how little genuine progress has been made since the 2012 financial nightmare of administration followed by liquidation. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Instead of just chatting to a partner, you can talk about what really matters to both of you - and make genuine progress. The Sun (2016) Conversely, with genuine reform, it will fall. Times, Sunday Times In a matter of a few months, genuine reform has taken place after decades of stasis. Times, Sunday Times She would find it hard to sign up to a deal that fell short of genuine reform in this area. Times, Sunday Times This genuine reform would start to bring public sector pensions more in line with private sector, and lower taxpayer costs. Times, Sunday Times Two things were required for genuine reform. The Sun Then he expressed genuine regret and said he was sorry for not saying sorry to start with. Times, Sunday Times A member of staff told us, with genuine regret, that he couldn't help us because the office had run out of forms. Times, Sunday Times He accepts that with enormous, genuine regret. Times, Sunday Times The boardroom equivalent of sackcloth and ashes, it would show that the directors felt genuine regret and would help to back up their hollow-sounding apologies. Times, Sunday Times An apology that lacks genuine regret can do more harm than good. Times, Sunday Times We should not expect anything resembling genuine remorse. The Sun (2016) They were disciplined but will keep their jobs because of their genuine remorse. The Sun (2011) Staff at the reform centre say that he has expressed genuine remorse. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He showed genuine remorse when we met yesterday. The Sun (2010) Bless us with freedom from mere tolerance, replacing it with a genuine respect and warm embrace of our differences. Christianity Today But along with the silly names and the slapstick comes a genuine respect for traditional ballet. Times, Sunday Times He received the expected standing ovation, as a mark of genuine respect and thanks. Times, Sunday Times That's no big deal as long as we understand what's happening and share a genuine respect and love for each other. Christianity Today You can see a relationship has a lot going for it, including genuine respect as well as passion. The Sun There was a genuine risk of the club going out of business, and we couldn't let that happen. Times, Sunday Times An army spokesman said that a controlled explosion could have caused 'a genuine risk to life'. Times, Sunday Times So, even those who accept that there's a genuine risk of catastrophe in the 22nd century differ in the urgency with which they advocate pre-emptive action. Times, Sunday Times When blown in unison by 80,000 fans, as was the case at the opening ceremony, they present a genuine risk to hearing, according to some doctors. Times, Sunday Times For the first time it became possible to become absurdly wealthy as an employee, taking no genuine risk and creating no employment. Times, Sunday Times I think people will feel a genuine sense of loss. The Sun Jokes are told, life stories shared, and bathers experience a genuine sense of community that cleanses and heals. The Times Literary Supplement But nestling behind was always a genuine sense of humour. The Sun Key to this will be a focus on protecting the population and creating a genuine sense of human security. Times, Sunday Times It has appeared to display a genuine sense of collective alarm. Times, Sunday Times It was a genuine smile, too, not one that she pasted on. Christianity Today Seeing a genuine smile on a face that has looked so serious lately makes your day. The Sun Scientists say that a greater focus on the eyes makes sense because laughter lines are caused by the orbicularis oculi muscle during a genuine smile but not a polite one. Times, Sunday Times It consists of a perfunctory mouth movement without the activity of facial muscles around the eyes that characterizes a genuine smile. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 There are reports of systems that can outperform human beings in distinguishing between fake and genuine smiles. Times, Sunday Times It was not pre-marketed by means of a strategic leak, so has come as a genuine surprise. Times, Sunday Times I suspect that this had more to do with genuine surprise, because few analysts had seen the deal coming. Times, Sunday Times As the shock subsided, it gave way to a feeling of genuine surprise. Times, Sunday Times It was the genuine surprise that seemed remarkable to me. Times, Sunday Times More out of genuine surprise at the novelty value as much as anything else. Times, Sunday Times To be sure, we also enjoy a greater degree of familiarity and genuine sympathy with one another than we ever have before. Christianity Today At least not as we know it, not bathed in bad luck, not with earnest pats on the back, not buoyed by ardent support and genuine sympathy. Times, Sunday Times The virtual communities that were created to give support, as well as general non-medical communities, often express genuine sympathy and grief for the purported victims. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Foley had wanted the injury storyline to be very serious and generate genuine sympathy for him before his return. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His overflowing sense of fun, his genuine sympathy with his subjects, and his kindly wit were on a par with his artistic ability. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 When pals sing for fun, genuine talent could be revealed. The Sun A family link with the music world could reveal a genuine talent. The Sun Words you write or record reveal genuine talent. The Sun When you feel inspired to take a photograph of a special event, you could unleash a genuine talent. The Sun When friends sing together just for fun, a genuine talent will surface ... and it could be you. The Sun And all the wibbly-wobbly sound effects in the world can't convince us that he's a genuine threat to anything other than his own career. Times, Sunday Times He insisted yesterday that his remarks were made in the heat of the moment and were never intended as a genuine threat. Times, Sunday Times They possess a genuine threat behind the scrum. The Sun No advertiser really thinks about this seriously, but the scale of big data, held as a tradeable asset in private hands, may prove a genuine threat to freedom. Times, Sunday Times Many people are in exactly your situation in relation to the risk of unemployment and with what appeared to be manageable borrowing suddenly seeming to be a genuine threat. Times, Sunday Times They will have to manifest a genuine understanding not only of the anxieties of their employees but of all taxpayers. Times, Sunday Times Even if you feel you've heard it all before, taking time to listen to a relative can be the start of genuine understanding. The Sun To gain a genuine understanding of unpredictable reality, some unorthodox economists may employ new mathematical techniques of non-linear dynamics and chaos theory. Times, Sunday Times But the latter disappoints our best hopes for science, for it seems close to giving up on the search for a genuine understanding of nature. The Times Literary Supplement An expert on body language says that every officer should have genuine understanding of the non-verbal signals that all of us - even chief constables - send to other people. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 真实的 Japanese: 本物の |
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