pungently
pungently — 副詞
1. describing a sharp, penetrating smell or flavour that reaches the nose or tongue
辛烈地
氣味或味道強烈到刺激感官地
describing a sharp, penetrating smell or flavour that reaches the nose or tongue immediately and may feel overpowering.
Garlic fried pungently in Mei's pan as the soup began to boil.
Mei 鍋裡的大蒜在湯開始滾時,飄出辛烈的氣味。
cooking verb + pungently
Blue cheese smelled pungently when Asher opened the lunch box on the train.
Asher 在火車上打開午餐盒時,藍紋起司立刻飄出辛烈氣味。
smell pungently
The curry sauce tasted pungently of ginger after Tariq added the last spoonful.
Tariq 加入最後一匙後,那鍋咖哩醬嚐起來帶著辛烈的薑味。
Smoke from the chilli oil rose pungently through the tiny kitchen window.
辣椒油冒出的煙霧辛烈地從小小的廚房窗戶飄出去。
Pickled onions lingered pungently on Noa's breath during the bus ride home.
在回家公車上,Noa 呼出的氣息還帶著辛烈的醃洋蔥味。
文法句型
verb + pungently
taste pungently of + ingredient
smell pungently of + ingredient
用法筆記
Usually modifies verbs connected with smell, taste, or cooking, such as smell, taste, fry, rise, and linger. It often appears with ingredients or foods that strike the nose or tongue strongly, especially garlic, onions, cheese, smoke, or spices.
常見錯誤
2. with an effect that strikes people hard, especially because the words or image f
尖銳地
以直接而刺人的方式產生強烈效果
with an effect that strikes people hard, especially because the words or image feel direct, clever, or painfully accurate.
Eshe wrote pungently about hospital cuts in her student newspaper column.
Eshe 在校園報專欄裡,辛辣地寫出醫院刪減預算的問題。
write pungently about + issue
The cartoon made its point pungently with a child eating in the dark.
那幅漫畫用一個在黑暗中吃飯的孩子,尖銳地點出了它的主旨。
make a point pungently
Christopher remarked pungently that the new rule punished the poorest families first.
Christopher 尖銳地說,新規定最先懲罰的是最窮的家庭。
The poem ends pungently with one short line about the father's silence.
那首詩在最後一句寫到父親的沉默時,收得格外辛辣而尖銳。
In the debate, Ayesha pungently asked who would pay for the failed plan.
在辯論中,Ayesha 尖銳地追問誰來為這個失敗的計畫買單。
- sharply
more common and less literary; it can sound less cutting than pungently
- pointedly
focuses on deliberate directness rather than sting
- acerbically
stronger and more bitter in tone
文法句型
write + pungently
ask + pungently
remark + pungently
end + pungently
用法筆記
Most common in writing about criticism, satire, or comments that sting because they are exact and memorable. Unlike sense 1, this sense is figurative and usually appears with writing, speech, cartoons, poems, or other forms of expression.