tranquil
/ˈtræŋkwɪl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtræŋkwɪl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtraŋ-kwəl ˈtran-/ (ame, mw)
tranquil — 形容詞
- tranquilpositive
- more tranquilcomparative
- most tranquilsuperlative
1. describes a place, situation, or state of mind that is calm, quiet, and free fro
寧靜的
安靜平和、沒有干擾的
describes a place, situation, or state of mind that is calm, quiet, and free from noise, worry, or sudden changes
The village where Kiran grew up was a tranquil place with narrow lanes and old trees.
Kiran 長大的村莊是個寧靜的地方,有狹窄的小巷和古老的樹木。
attributive use: a tranquil [noun]
After the argument, Diego went for a walk in the tranquil garden to clear his mind.
爭吵過後,Diego 到寧靜的花園裡散步來讓頭腦清醒。
predicative use with state of mind
Amara enjoys the tranquil atmosphere of the library, where she can read without interruption.
Amara 喜歡圖書館裡寧靜的氣氛,她可以在那裡不受打擾地閱讀。
The lake looked especially tranquil in the early morning light, with mist rising above the water.
清晨的光線中,湖面顯得格外寧靜,薄霧在水面上飄升。
Omar chose a tranquil spot under a large oak tree to sit and write in his journal.
Omar 選了一棵大橡樹下寧靜的地方坐下來寫日記。
- calm
Most common synonym; works for weather, sea, and a person's mood; less formal than tranquil
- peaceful
Emphasises absence of conflict or disturbance; broader in scope (can describe a society, a death, a resolution)
- serene
Suggests a deeper, spiritual calm; more poetic than tranquil; often describes faces, skies, or religious settings
- quiet
Focuses on absence of noise; less formal and more restricted in register
文法句型
tranquil + noun
be + tranquil
用法筆記
More formal and literary than core synonyms 'calm' or 'peaceful'. Frequently used to describe places, landscapes, or extended periods of quiet rather than temporary personal feelings.