| 单词 | lovely |
| 释义 | love·ly I. 1. obsolete 2. 3. < a strange shy lovely girl — John Masefield > < and the stars are lovely and gleaming on the lightless heavenly floor — William Morris > < conservation and wise use of resources can make a wealthy people in a lovely land — H.W.Odum > < then we remember that harsh unflurried, that harsh unembittered laughter, and we look up the lovely lines in the book — Edmund Wilson > 4. < a good man and a lovely preacher — Ruth Suckow > < if you go, the chances are you'll have a lovely time — Wolcott Gibbs > Synonyms: see beautiful II. obsolete III. 1. < swept off his feet by this tempestuous young lovely — Irish Digest > < the world of impresarios, stage lovelies, and night club music — Times Literary Supplement > 2. < hemstitched lovelies that are soft, smooth, and lint-free — Sears, Roebuck Cat. > 3. |
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