崇拜高级英语词汇

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His parent adored him可以翻译为他的父母很喜爱他。

adored

英[əˈdɔːd]    美[əˈdɔːrd]

v.    热爱，爱慕(某人); 喜爱，热爱(某事物);

[词典]    adore的过去分词和过去式;

[例句]I have been addicted to the beauty of the word and my adored science is also stretching its brand-new prospect.

我一直沉醉于世界的优美之中，我所热爱的科学，也不断增加它崭新的远景。

[其他]    原型： adore

双语例句

1

Nearly all her subordinates adored her.

几乎所有的下属都崇拜她。

2

He adored his elder brother.

他崇拜他的哥哥。

3

I simply adore his music!

我简直太喜爱他的音乐了！

4

She adored her parents and would do anything to please them.

她很爱自己的父母，为让他们高兴愿意做任何事。

5

She adored Paddy but he didn't treat her well

她深爱帕迪，但他对她却并不好。

vociferous [] adj. 喧哗的，大叫大嚷的（marked by vehement insistent outcry）volition [] n.行使意志，决择（an act of making a choice or decision） voracious [] adj.贪婪的，狼吞虎咽的（insatiable；having a huge appetite）votary [] n. 热心者,崇拜者,信徒（enthusiast, devotee；a devout or zealous worshiper） vulgar [] adj. 粗俗的,无教养的,通俗的（lacking in cultivation, perception, or taste：coarse） wan [] adj.苍白的,病态的, 暗淡的（suggestive of poor health•sickly, pallid） wary [] adj. 小心的,机警的,谨慎的（very cautious; watchful） waylay [] vt.埋伏, 伏击, 抢劫（to lie in wait for or attack from ambush）weird [  ] adj. 怪异的, 超自然的；神秘的, 不可思议的whet [] vt. 磨快，使兴奋，刺激（to make keen or more acute：excite, stimulate）wholesome [] adj. 有益健康的（promoting health or well-being of spirit,body or morals）wickedness [] n.邪恶, 不道德（the quality or state of being morally very bad）wince [] v. 避开，畏缩（to shrink back involuntarily as from pain）windy [] adj. 冗长的，吹嘘的（verbose, bombastic） wistful [  ] adj. 渴望的ungainly [] adj．笨拙的，不雅的（lacking in smoothness or dexterity•clumsy） unlettered [] adj. 未受教育的,无学问的,文盲的（lacking facility in reading and writing and unrequited [] adj. 无报答的,无报酬的（not reciprocated or returned in kind）unruly [] adj.难驾驭的，蛮横的（not readily ruled or managed；presumptuous） unsettling v. 令人不安的，扰乱的，使困窘的untoward [] adj. 不利的，不吉利的（not favorable：adverse, unpropitious） unwitting [] adj. 不知道的，未觉察的（not knowing•unaware） unwonted [] adj. 不习惯的,不寻常的（not accustomed by experience）utter [] vt. 出声；发表，宣布（pronounce, speak）adj. 绝对的,完全的，十足的（absolute, total）vacuous [] adj.愚蠢的, 空洞的（marked by lack of ideas or intelligence•stupid, inane）vainglorious adj. 虚荣的valid [] adj. 正确的（logically correct）；有根据的（well-grounded）；有效的（effective）vanquish [] vt. 打败,征服,克服（to defeat in a conflict or contest） vapid [] adj. 索然无味的，乏味的（lacking liveliness, tang, briskness, or force:flat, dull）variance [] n. 变化，差异，不一致（difference, variation） varnish [] n. 清漆 v. 涂上清漆，使有光泽（to apply varnish to）vault [] n. 有拱形天花板的地窖, 金库（a room or compartment for the safekeeping of valuables）vaunt [] v. 自夸（to make a vain display of one's own worth or attainments：brag）vehement [] adj.（情感）强烈的，热情洋溢的（intensely emotional：impassioned, fervid）taint [] vt. 污染，使腐败（corrupt） n. 污点,感染（a moral defect considered as a spot）tamper [] v. 窜改，损害（to alter improperly）tangent [] adj. 离题的，不相关的（diverging from an original purpose of course：tangible [] adj. 可感知的,明显的（palpable）；切实的，明确的（material） tangy [] adj. 强烈的,扑鼻的（having or suggestive of a tang）tantrum [] n. 勃然大怒，发脾气（a fit of bad temper） tardy [] adj. 缓慢的，迟缓的（moving slowly ：sluggish） taper [] vi. vt.（使）逐渐变细,（使）逐渐减少（progressively narrowed toward one end） tasty [] adj. 十分吸引人的（strikingly attractive or interesting） tatty [] adj. 破旧的，褴褛的（rather worn, frayed, or dilapidated•shabby） taut [] adj.（绳子）拉紧的（tightly drawn）整洁的, 紧张的 tawdry [] adj. 俗丽的, 非常华丽的（cheap and gaudy in appearance or quality; ignoble）tear [] vi. 流泪；撕破；猛冲，狂奔（to move or act with violence, haste, or force）stygian [] adj. 漆黑的，幽暗的，地狱的（extremely dark, gloomy, or forbidding）subjugate [] vt. 征服，镇压（to bring under control and governance as a subject）submerge [] vt. 浸没，淹没 vi. 潜入水中（to cover or overflow with water）subservient [] a. 奉承的，屈从的（obsequiously submissive） substantial []adj. 物质的；真实的（real）；重要的（important, essential）substantiate [] vt. 证实（verify）；使实体化（to give substance or form to：embody） substantive [] adj. 巨额的，大量的；本质的，主要的subterfuge [] n. 托辞，狡计（a deceptive device or stratagem）subtlety n. 微妙；微妙的想法subvert [] vt. 颠覆，推翻（to overturn or overthrow from the foundation•ruin） succeed v. 接着发生，接续 继承，继任succinct [] adj. 简明的，简洁的（compact precise expression without wasted words） succor [] vt. n. 救援，援助（to go to the aid of：relieve）succumb [  ] vi. 屈从，屈服，死suffocate [] v. 使窒息（to stop the respiration of） suffrage [  ] n. 投票，选举权sulk [] v. 生气，愠怒（to be sullen or morose in mood usually because of a grievance）sully [ ] v. 弄脏，玷污，使丢脸summary [] n. 摘要（an abstract） adj.即刻的，仓促的（done without delay or formality）summon [] vt. 召集；传唤出庭（to command by service of a summons to appear in court）sumptuous [] adj. 豪华的，奢侈的（extremely costly, rich, luxurious, or magnificent）superimpose [] n.置于他物之上，重叠；添加（to place or lay over or above something）supersede v. 替代，取代，接替，撤换 废弃

adore 英[əˈdɔː(r)]v. 热爱，喜爱; 爱慕，崇拜Betty adores her grandchildren.贝蒂非常宠爱孙辈。朗文当代高级英语词典 第6版这里也可以翻译成宠爱。His parent adored him他的家长宠爱他。