honeyed
/ˈhʌnid/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhʌnid/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhə-nēd How to pronounce honeyed (audio)/ (ame, mw)
honeyed — 形容詞
- honeyedpositive
- more honeyedcomparative
- most honeyedsuperlative
1. describing a voice, tone, or way of speaking that sounds warm and smooth, often
甜柔的
聲音或話語柔甜,常帶討好意味
describing a voice, tone, or way of speaking that sounds warm and smooth, often because the speaker is trying to charm someone rather than speak plainly.
With a honeyed voice, Mira promised the donors every request would be heard.
Mira 用甜柔的聲音保證捐款人,每個請求都會被聽見。
honeyed voice — flattering, persuasive tone
The salesman used honeyed words to calm the angry customer at the desk.
那名業務員用甜柔的話語,安撫櫃台前生氣的顧客。
Bilal's honeyed greeting made the committee suspect he wanted a favour.
Bilal 那聲甜柔的招呼,讓委員會懷疑他是想求個方便。
Even through the phone, Jiwoo noticed the lawyer's honeyed tone at once.
Jiwoo 就算隔著電話,也立刻聽出那位律師甜柔的語氣。
文法句型
honeyed voice/words/tone
be honeyed
用法筆記
Usually describes voices, tones, smiles, or words that sound especially smooth or flattering. It often suggests someone is trying to persuade or charm another person, so it is less neutral than 'sweet'.
常見錯誤
2. made with honey, or showing the sweet smell, flavour, colour, or richness associ
蜜香;蜜色
加了蜂蜜,或像蜂蜜般香甜金黃
made with honey, or showing the sweet smell, flavour, colour, or richness associated with honey.
Ayesha brushed warm honeyed butter over the rolls before serving dinner.
Ayesha 在上晚餐前,把溫熱的蜜香奶油刷在餐包上。
honeyed + food noun — made with or flavoured by honey
The bakery smelled of honeyed oats and toasted nuts at dawn.
天剛亮時,那家麵包店飄著蜜香燕麥和烤堅果的味道。
At sunset, the lake turned honeyed under the last light.
日落時,湖面在最後一道光下轉成蜜色。
Christopher bought honeyed yogurt with figs for the train journey.
Christopher 為火車旅程買了加了蜂蜜的優格和無花果。
- honey-flavoured
More specific to food and drink with honey added
- golden
Matches the colour sense, but not the taste or smell
- syrupy
Suggests thick sweetness, often heavier and less elegant than 'honeyed'
文法句型
honeyed + food noun
honeyed light/colour
用法筆記
Most often used before nouns for food, smells, light, or colour. When it describes colour or light, it suggests a warm golden shade rather than simply something sweet to eat.