felicitous
adj. (措词等)恰当的,贴切的
If you describe a remark or idea as felicitous, you approve of it because it seems particularly suitable in the circumstances.
Her prose style is not always felicitous; she tends to repetition.
她的行文风格并非总是恰到好处,往往爱重复。
1. exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style;
2. marked by good fortune;
Several are better written that O'Neill's work, in that the dialogue is neater and more felicitous.
有几部写得 比奥尼尔 的作品好, 因为对话写得比较干净利落.
Do this in order to have a felicitous life.
这样做都是为了有一个幸福的生活.
The three were eating breakfast on the terrace and one felicitous birds in the garden trees.
三个人正在阳台上吃早餐,花园里的树上有千百只欢唱的鸟儿.
Nationalization is a word which is neither very felicitous nor free from ambiguity.
国有化是个既不十分贴切,意义也颇含糊的用语.
He opened our proceedings in a felicitous speech.
他首先致词,讲话非常得体.