| 单词 | placid |
| 释义 | plac·id 1. a. < ribbon of sand … between the angry sea and the placid bay — D.J.Lynde > < the placid atmosphere of easy living — Louis Fischer > b. < young men now arriving … at the age of forty have never known placid times as adults — J.D.Hicks > 2. a. < a placid lamb lying fast asleep — Elinor Wylie > < the relatively placid crime of horse lifting — W.B.Bracke > b. < that placid force … in many farmers — Guy McCrone > < so placid, so resigned that if the earth had opened at his feet he would have felt neither surprise nor fear — Herman Smith > specifically < an air of placid sufficiency which was the first hint … of the man's overweening, unmeasurable conceit — Joseph Conrad > Synonyms: see calm |
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