| 单词 | luscious |
| 释义 | lus·cious 1. a. < pears, peaches, and grapes as large as photogenic, and as luscious — Better Homes & Gardens > < luscious steaks smothered in onions — Howard Taubman > < pastries and cakes, each more luscious than the other — Anna A. Coombs > < go on producing luscious green fodder even when all other forms of pasture have long since burned up — Henry Wynmalen > b. archaic < the last cup … is by no means improved by the luscious lump of half-dissolved sugar usually found at the bottom of it — Sir Walter Scott > 2. < goddesses, whose round luscious legs and bare feet dangle fetchingly from the clouds — Mary McCarthy > < a picture of a luscious girl getting her dress ripped off by a gunman — F.L.Allen > 3. < a luscious quilted silk eiderdown on the bed — Christopher Isherwood > < luscious beauty of tone — Winthrop Sargeant > < the luscious poetry of the garden scene — Arthur Knight > specifically < rich and luscious phrases, thick with imagery — Ruth Park > < arrangement … too luscious to be thoroughly in key with the master's style — Harold Rogers > Synonyms: see delightful |
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