magnificient

magnificient

美 [mæɡ?n?f?s?nt] 　英 [mæɡ'n?f?snt]

• adj.壯麗的
• 網絡盛大的

英漢解釋

adj.

1. 壯麗的

例句

A cause may be inconvenient, but it's magnificient. It's like champagne of high shoes, and one must be prepared to suffer for it.

正義事業也許會引致不方便，但那是輝煌的。它像香檳酒或高跟鞋，人須為它而準備忍受痛苦。

We're going to be real thankful, for the opportunity that we have to fly aboard this magnificient space station.

我們將真正地感謝，為我們能有機會飛到這個宏偉的空間站；

Michelangelo put forth all his tragic passion in his art work which is manifested in grand and magnificient forms.

這種悲劇性是以宏偉壯麗的形式表現出來的，他所塑造的英雄既是理想的象征又是現實的反應。

but it is no less a magnificient mixture of triumph and tragedy.

但是這種勇氣卻同樣是一個關于勝利和悲劇的壯觀混合體。

Tokugawa greets you magnificient one. The Japanese people love peace, but are skilled in the arts of war.

德川向你致以崇高的問候！我們日本人民雖然愛好和平，但不會畏懼任何形式的戰爭挑釁。

The sculptures in the hall, the painting and the golden art pieces are magnificient achievement.

殿內的雕塑，繪畫和黃金制品的藝術成就令人嘆為觀止。

Actually we didn't see many magnificient snowy mountains in Tibet, instead we fulfilled our dreams later in Daocheng.

其實當時在西藏并未看到太壯闊的雪山，反而是后來在稻城才得償心愿。

a magnificient prospect of mountain peaks and lakes

山峰和湖泊的壯麗景色。