nuanced
/ˈnjuːɑːnst/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈnuːɑːnst/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈnü-ˌän(t)st ˈnyü-; nü-ˈän(t)st, nyü-/ (ame, mw)
nuanced — 形容詞
- nuancedpositive
- more nuancedcomparative
- most nuancedsuperlative
1. showing small but important differences in meaning, feeling, or tone that need c
細膩的
呈現細微差異與多層次內涵的
showing small but important differences in meaning, feeling, or tone that need careful thought to notice — for example, a film performance that mixes anger with sadness, or an argument that admits points on both sides.
Dahlia gave a nuanced reading of the poem, showing both its anger and its quiet hope.
Dahlia 對這首詩做了細膩的詮釋,既讀出憤怒,也讀出那份安靜的希望。
a nuanced + [performance noun]
The judge wanted a more nuanced answer than a simple yes or no from each witness.
法官希望每位證人給出比「是」或「否」更細膩、更有層次的回答。
comparative: a more nuanced + [noun]
Minh's essay offered a highly nuanced view of the war, blaming neither side completely.
Minh 的論文對這場戰爭提出了極為細膩的看法,並未把責任完全歸給任何一方。
Reviewers praised the actor for a nuanced portrayal of a father torn between love and pride.
影評讚賞這位演員,把一位在愛與驕傲之間掙扎的父親詮釋得相當細膩。
Good teachers give nuanced feedback, pointing out small strengths along with the bigger problems.
好的老師會給予細膩的回饋,除了指出大問題,也提到那些細小的優點。
- simplistic
negative — ignores the fine distinctions a nuanced view would notice.
- black-and-white
informal; treats an issue as having only two sides.
文法句型
a nuanced + [noun]
more/highly nuanced
用法筆記
Subject is usually an idea, view, argument, performance, or piece of writing — rarely a person directly. Often paired with intensifiers such as 'highly', 'more', or 'deeply' rather than 'very'.