| 单词 | golden |
| 释义 | gold·en I. 1. a. < a purse with a golden frame — F.M.Stenton > b. 2. a. < golden grain > b. 3. < there is a golden brightness in the air — Amy Lowell > 4. < there was a quality of golden goodness about him — Willa Cather > 5. < the world's great age begins anew, the golden years return — P.B.Shelley > < the golden days of river steamboats — American Guide Series: Arkansas > 6. a. < golden lads and girls all must, as chimney sweepers, come to dust — Shakespeare > b. < the golden boys of the airlines > < a golden boy who comes to dust — New Republic > 7. < Pakistan's golden fiber, jute — William Costello > 8. < the first affirmative speaker in a debate has a golden opportunity to influence the audience — A.T.Weaver > < if management fails to step in to fill their needs it passes up a golden opportunity — Bruce Payne > < had the golden opportunity to utilize a famous squelch — Bennett Cerf > < golden opportunities for anyone with some originality — W.H.Dowdeswell > 9. 10. < the song of the wood thrush is more golden and leisurely — John Burroughs > < had a smooth golden tenor — Current Biography > • gold·en·ly II. transitive verb < a full moon … goldened the road — Edward Kimbrough > intransitive verb < the pumpkin ripened and goldened — J.M.Neale > |
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