splendor

英 ['splendə(r)]

美 ['splendər]

n.  华丽; 壮丽; 光辉; 显赫

复数：splendors　

TOEFLGRETEM8

COCA.10786

英英释义

noun

• the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand
  1. for magnificence and personal service there is the Queen's hotel
  2. his `Hamlet' lacks the brilliance that one expects
  3. it is the university that gives the scene its stately splendor
  4. an imaginative mix of old-fashioned grandeur and colorful art
  5. advertisers capitalize on the grandness and elegance it brings to their products
  Synonym:magnificencebrilliancesplendourgrandeurgrandness
• a quality that outshines the usual
  Synonym:lusterlustrebrilliancysplendour

双语例句

• Experience the splendor and awe of a sunset.
  感受日落的壮观和内心油然而生的敬畏。
• The furniture in majestic splendor strikes people as gorgeous.
  富丽堂皇的家具，给人富丽堂皇的感觉。
• Splendor and majesty are before him; strength and glory are in his sanctuary.
  有尊荣和威严在他面前。有能力与华美在他圣所。
• The morning appeared finally, in its splendor.
  在这熠熠光辉中，黎明终于降临了。
• Title and fortune communicate a splendor all around them.
  爵位和财产会给予周围的人一种光彩。
• Thus, the House of splendor become a laughing stock of the scene.
  于是，书屋内的辉煌情景竟成了一种笑柄。
• It is a reflection of the splendor of Oriental culture.
  它从一个侧面反映了东方的民族文化光彩。
• His father himself was fading out of his soul to some extent, under the splendor of his love.
  连他父亲的形象，在他灵魂中也多少消失在他爱情的光辉中了。
• The Mayan pyramids and Aztec Sun Calendar both stand testimony to the splendor of your ancient civilization.
  玛雅人的金字塔，阿兹特克人的太阳历，见证着贵国古代文明的辉煌。
• It was a period of splendor when civilization took shape.
  它是文明在形成中的灿烂时期。