glorious
adj. 辉煌的; 荣誉的; 极好的; <口>非常愉快的
Something that is glorious is very beautiful and impressive.
...a glorious rainbow in the air...
空中壮观的彩虹
She had missed the glorious blooms of the Mediterranean spring.
她错过了地中海春季鲜花怒放的绚丽美景。
If you describe something as glorious, you are emphasizing that it is wonderful and it makes you feel very happy.
The win revived glorious memories of his championship-winning days...
这次胜利勾起了他对往昔那些夺冠岁月的美好回忆。
We opened the windows and let in the glorious evening air.
我们打开窗户,让傍晚那沁人心脾的空气流进室内。
A glorious career, victory, or occasion involves great fame or success.
Harrison had a glorious career spanning more than six decades...
哈里森辉煌的职业生涯长达60多年。
Her future could be more glorious even than her past.
她的未来甚至可能会比过去还要辉煌。
Glorious weather is hot and sunny.
I got dressed and emerged into glorious sunshine...
我穿好衣服,走进灿烂的阳光中。
The sun was out again, and it was a glorious day.
太阳又出来了,这是个艳阳天。
1. having or deserving or conferring glory;
2. having or worthy of pride;
3. bringing great happiness and thankfulness;
4. characterized by or attended with brilliance or grandeur;
5. having great beauty and splendor;
splendid, gorgeous, glorious, superb, magnificent
这些形容词均含"华丽的,宏传的,辉煌的"之意。
No man e ' er was glorious, who was not laborious.
人若不勤劳, 一定无荣耀.
To get rich is glorious, Xiaoping once told China. But maybe not too rich.
致富光荣, 邓小平曾经这样告诉中国. 但也许不要太富.
The battle has end in a victory so glorious for our army.
这场战斗以我军的光荣胜利而告终.
We had a glorious time at the seaside.
我们在海边度过了愉快的时光.
At this moment an idea burst upon him — a glorious idea.
此刻他突然产生一个想法,一个十分美妙的想法.
adj. 辉煌的
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其他释义
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