golden
adj. 金(黃)色的; 金質的; 美好的
Something that is golden is bright yellow in colour.
She combed and arranged her golden hair.
她梳理好自己的金髮。
...an endless golden beach.
一望無際的金色沙灘
Golden things are made of gold.
...a golden chain with a golden locket.
帶有金制盒式鍊墜的金項鍊
If you describe something as golden, you mean it is wonderful because it is likely to be successful and rewarding, or because it is the best of its kind.
He says there's a golden opportunity for peace which must be seized.
他說務必抓住這個謀求和平的絕佳機會。
If you refer to a man as a golden boy or a woman as a golden girl, you mean that they are especially popular and successful.
When the movie came out the critics went wild, hailing Tarantino as the golden boy of the 1990s.
這部影片上映後,批評家們反響十分熱烈,他們將塔拉蒂諾譽為20世紀90年代的金牌男星。
1. having the deep slightly brownish color of gold;
2. marked by peace and prosperity;
3. made from or covered with gold;
4. supremely favored or fortunate;
5. suggestive of gold;
6. very favorable or advantageous;
The directors will each get a large golden handshake and a pension.
所有的經理都會得到豐厚的退職金和養老費.
A vast expanse of golden crops lay before us.
我們眼前展現出一大片金黃色的莊稼.
The Elizabethan period was the golden age of English drama.
伊麗莎白時期是英國戲劇的黃金時代.
The golden rule in playing tennis is to watch the ball closely.
打網球最重要的一點就是緊盯著球.
He had been the golden boy of Welsh rugby.
他曾是威爾士橄欖球界的驕子.