glorious

释义

adj.辉煌的; 荣誉的; 极好的; <口>非常愉快的

词态变化

比较级 :   more glorious ; 最高级 :   most glorious ; 副词 :   gloriously ;

实用场景例句

A glorious rainbow spans the heavens majestically.

天空中一道壮丽的彩虹威严地横跨天际。

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The glorious spectacle of Mediterranean spring blooms had entirely escaped her notice.

地中海春季花卉的壮丽景象完全未被她察觉。

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The triumph revived glorious memories of his victorious campaigns in earlier years.

这次胜利唤醒了他早年辉煌战役的珍贵记忆。

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The glorious evening air flowed into the room as we flung open the windows.

绚丽的晚风涌入房间，我们打开了窗户。

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Harrison's glorious achievements marked a career lasting over sixty years...

哈里森辉煌的成就标志着一段跨越六十多年的职业生涯...

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Her future could be more glorious than her past.

她的未来可能比过去更加辉煌。

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Dressed in my most glorious outfit, I ventured forth into the dazzling dawn...

我穿着最华丽的服装，走进炫目的黎明中...

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The glorious sun emerged once more, bathing the heavens in dazzling brilliance.

辉煌的太阳再次出现，将天空沐浴在耀眼的光芒中。

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a glorious victory in our nation's history

我国历史上辉煌的胜利

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a glorious sunrise

绚丽的朝霞

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a glorious vacation in Paris

极为享受的巴黎之旅

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They enjoyed five days of glorious weather.

他们享受了五天风和日丽的好天气。

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The sunset was bathed in glorious golden light.

夕阳沐浴在灿烂的金色光芒中。

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No man e ＇ er was glorious, who was not laborious.

人若不勤劳, 一定无荣耀.

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To get rich is glorious, Xiaoping once told China. But maybe not too rich.

致富光荣, 邓小平曾经这样告诉中国. 但也许不要太富.

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The battle has end in a victory so glorious for our army.

这场战斗以我军的光荣胜利而告终.

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We had a glorious time at the seaside.

我们在海边度过了愉快的时光.

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At this moment an idea burst upon him — a glorious idea.

此刻他突然产生一个想法,一个十分美妙的想法.

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We are now engaged in a great and most glorious cause, never undertaken by our forefathers.

我们正在做我们的前人从来没有做过的极其光荣伟大的事业.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

The heroic deeds of him embodied the glorious tradition of the troops.

他的英雄事迹体现了军队的光荣传统.

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真题例句

They are deeply stuck in their glorious past.

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It represents the nation's glorious past.

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英英释义

Adjective

1. having or deserving or conferring glory;

"a long and glorious career"

"our glorious literature"

2. having or worthy of pride;

"redoubtable scholar of the Renaissance"

"born of a redoubtable family"

3. bringing great happiness and thankfulness;

"glorious freedom"

"glorious times"

4. characterized by or attended with brilliance or grandeur;

"the brilliant court life at Versailles"

"a glorious work of art"

"magnificent cathedrals"

"the splendid coronation ceremony"

5. having great beauty and splendor;

"a glorious spring morning"

"a glorious sunset"

"splendid costumes"

"a kind of splendiferous native simplicity"