sensual
/ˈsenʃuəl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsenʃuəl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsen(t)-sh(ə-)wəl -shəl/ (ame, mw)
sensual — 形容詞
- sensualpositive
- more sensualcomparative
- most sensualsuperlative
1. relating to the pleasure people feel through their physical senses — especially
感官的
透過身體感官引起愉悅的
relating to the pleasure people feel through their physical senses — especially the kind of pleasure connected to sexual desire or satisfaction.
Amira spoke in a low, slow voice with a sensual quality that silenced the room.
Amira 用低沉而緩慢的嗓音說話,帶有感官的魅力,讓整個房間安靜了下來。
collocation: sensual voice / sensual quality
Tara's dance movements were slow and sensual, drawing surprised gasps from the watching crowd.
Tara 的舞步既緩慢又性感,令圍觀的群眾發出驚嘆。
collocation: sensual movements
Jenna ran her fingers along soft velvet, enjoying the deeply sensual feel of the fabric.
Jenna 用手指輕撫柔軟的天鵝絨,享受布料帶來的深度感官觸感。
Tomás thought the warm melted chocolate and fresh cream made an intensely sensual combination.
Tomás 覺得溫熱的融化巧克力與鮮奶油搭配起來,極具感官誘惑力。
The film's sensual love scenes surprised the critics, who had expected a serious war drama.
這部電影的性感愛情場面令影評人感到意外,他們原本預期是一部嚴肅的戰爭劇情片。
- voluptuous
focuses on a curvy, attractive body shape that gives sensual pleasure, especially describing a woman's figure
- erotic
more directly and explicitly sexual than 'sensual,' often describing art, images, or literature
- seductive
describes something that deliberately tries to attract someone sexually
- carnal
formal and literary; emphasizes the physical or bodily appetites as opposed to the spiritual
文法句型
sensual + noun
用法筆記
Distinguish from 'sensuous.' While both relate to the senses, 'sensuous' describes aesthetic or artistic pleasure (e.g., the sensuous beauty of a painting), whereas 'sensual' involves physical or sexual gratification.