| 单词 | beautifully |
| 释义 | beautifulbeautiful /ˈbyut̮əfəl/ ●●● S1 W2 adjective 1someone or something that is beautiful is very nice to look at OPP ugly: She is a beautiful woman. The scenery was incredibly beautiful.THESAURUSpretty – nice to look at. Used especially about women, girls, places, and things. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful: I thought Marla was the prettiest girl in the room. The flowers were really pretty.attractive – nice to look at. Used about adults, places, buildings, and rooms: He is an attractive guy, but I don’t think he is very interesting. The restaurant has an attractive, modern style.good-looking/nice-looking – attractive. Used about adults, especially men: Hannah’s boyfriend is very good-looking.handsome – very good-looking. Used about men or boys: Jared’s a nice guy and very handsome.cute – nice to look at. Used about babies, children, and small animals, girl’s clothes, and small things. You can also use cute as an informal way to describe an attractive young woman or man: Look at the cute little kittens! Diana is smart and cute, and she makes me laugh. She was wearing a cute top.lovely – very pretty in a pleasing way. Used about women, older girls, places, and clothes: She has a lovely face with big dark eyes. The hills around the city looked lovely in the evening light.gorgeous – very beautiful or handsome. Used especially by women: The most gorgeous man I have ever seen walked into the bar. The actress wore a gorgeous blue dress.striking – beautiful in a way that is unusual or impressive. Used about adults: The CEO was a striking woman in a dark suit.stunning – extremely beautiful in a way that surprises or excites you. Used especially about women, places, and views: She has beautiful skin and a stunning face. The view of the Alaskan coast from the ship was stunning.breathtaking – extremely beautiful. Used especially about a large area of land or water: The scenery, as we drove through the hills, was breathtaking.magnificent – very beautiful, and very large or impressive. Used about mountains, large buildings, etc.: The cathedral is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture.exquisite formal – very beautiful. Used about things with a lot of small details that have been made with a lot of care: The drawings are exquisite and you can see every detail on the people's faces.2very good or giving you great pleasure SYN wonderful: We spent the evening listening to beautiful music. He made a beautiful catch. The weather was beautiful.—beautifully adverb |
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