gorgeous
/ˈɡɔːdʒəs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡɔːrdʒəs/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈgȯr-jəs/ (ame, mw)
gorgeous — 形容詞
- gorgeouspositive
- more gorgeouscomparative
- most gorgeoussuperlative
1. so strikingly beautiful or pleasing that it makes a strong, favourable impressio
華麗的
極其美麗,令人讚嘆
so strikingly beautiful or pleasing that it makes a strong, favourable impression on the senses — used of a person's appearance, a place, an object, the weather, or an experience such as a meal or a view.
The sunset over the ocean was absolutely gorgeous, with shades of pink and gold.
海上的日落華麗極了,帶著粉紅與金色的光影。
collocation: absolutely gorgeous — common intensifier pattern
Mira wore a gorgeous blue dress to her sister's wedding last Saturday.
Mira 上週六參加姐姐婚禮時,穿了一件華麗的藍色洋裝。
gorgeous + noun describing clothing
Samir and Rin bought a gorgeous old house with a big garden in the countryside.
Samir 和 Rin 在鄉下買了一棟附有大花園的華麗老屋。
The weather turned gorgeous after a week of rain, so we went hiking in the hills.
下了一週的雨之後,天氣變得非常棒,於是我們去山上健行。
Élise baked a gorgeous chocolate cake for her friend's birthday party.
Élise 為朋友的生日派對烤了一個極美的巧克力蛋糕。
- beautiful
the most general term; less intense than gorgeous, suitable for all contexts
- stunning
slightly stronger than gorgeous, suggests a shocking or breathtaking level of beauty
- lovely
warmer and softer in tone; especially common in British English for both appearance and experiences ('a lovely day')
- magnificent
reserved for grand or impressive things such as large buildings, palaces, or vast landscapes; more formal than gorgeous
文法句型
gorgeous + noun
be / look / feel / taste + gorgeous
用法筆記
Gorgeous is a strong adjective. In everyday English it is more common to intensify it with 'absolutely' or 'really' than with 'very', since 'very gorgeous' can sound unnatural to native speakers.