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ludicrous adj.
⇨ ridiculous ridiculous adjective ridiculous ♦︎ absurd ♦︎ silly ♦︎ ludicrous ♦︎ foolish ♦︎ laughableThese words all describe sth that has no sense or reason. 这些词均表示荒谬的、荒唐的。SYNONYM SCALE 词义标尺 下图显示这些词所表达荒谬的程度| silly | ➔ | ridiculous | ➔ | ludicrous | | foolish | | absurd | | | | laughable | | | | |
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆ridiculous / absurd / silly / ludicrous that...◆It would be ridiculous / absurd / silly / ludicrous / foolish to do sth.◆a ridiculous / an absurd / a silly / a ludicrous / a foolish idea / notion◆a ridiculous / an absurd / a silly / a foolish question◆a ridiculous / an absurd / a ludicrous suggestion / situation◆a silly / a foolish comment / remark / smile / grin◆quite / pretty ridiculous / absurd / silly / ludicrous / foolish / laughable◆rather ridiculous / absurd / silly / ludicrous / foolish◆completely / totally / utterly / downright ridiculous / absurd / silly / ludicrous◆simply ridiculous / absurd / ludicrous / foolish■ ridiculous without any sense or reason; deserving to be laughed at 荒谬的；荒唐的；可笑的◆You look ridiculous in that hat!你戴那顶帽子看上去很可笑！◆Don't be so ridiculous!别犯傻了！◆It's ridiculous to suggest that she was involved in anything illegal.暗示她与非法活动有牵连，这很荒唐。◆That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.那是我听过的最无稽的事。◆They ate and drank a ridiculous amount.他们胡吃海塞了很多东西。 see also ridicule ⇨ contempt ▸ ridiculously adverb ◆The food there is ridiculously expensive.在那儿吃饭贵得离谱。■ absurd / /əbˈsɜːd; NAmE əbˈsɜːrd/ ridiculous; not at all logical or appropriate 荒谬的；荒唐的；怪诞不经的◆What an absurd idea!这个想法太荒唐了！◆He has a good sense of the absurd (= things that are absurd).他对荒诞事物有很强的识别能力。▸ absurdity noun [uncountable] ◆She failed to appreciate the absurdity of her position.她不知道自己处于多么荒谬的位置。▸ absurdly adverb ◆I was offered an absurdly large amount of money.我拿到的钱多得离奇。NOTE 辨析 Ridiculous or absurd?There is very little difference in meaning between these words. Something that is ridiculous invites ridicule (= unkind laughter); something that is absurd is completely illogical or inappropriate, often in a way that causes laughter. Absurd is more frequent in British English than in American English, and is slightly more formal than ridiculous. 这两个词含义差别很小。ridiculous指某事物招致嘲笑(ridicule)；absurd指事物完全不合逻辑或不适当，常令人发笑。absurd在英式英语中较在美式英语中更常用，且比ridiculous稍正式一些。■ silly stupid or embarrassing, especially in a way that is more typical of a child than an adult （尤指像小孩一样）可笑的，荒唐的，冒傻气的◆I feel really silly in these clothes.穿上这些衣服，我觉得很可笑。◆She had a silly grin on her face.她一脸憨笑。◆This is getting silly! I think we had all better calm down.这越来越荒唐了！我想我们最好都冷静一下。■ ludicrous /ˈluːdɪkrəs/ / completely ridiculous and unreasonable 荒谬的；荒唐的；不合理的◆That's a ludicrous suggestion!那是个荒唐的建议！◆This is ludicrous! Of course no one's going to murder you!这真荒唐可笑！当然没人要去杀你！▸ ludicrously adverb ◆Everything here is ludicrously expensive.这里的一切都贵得离谱。■ foolish (rather formal) feeling or seeming stupid and/or embarrassed at sth you have done; making you look stupid or feel embarrassed 不知所措的；出丑的；愚蠢的◆He didn't want to look foolish in front of his friends.他不想在朋友面前出丑。◆She spoke as though to a child who had asked a foolish question.她就像是在对一个问了个愚蠢问题的孩子说话似的。 see also fool ⇨ fool ■ laughable [not usually before noun] silly or ridiculous and not worth taking seriously 荒唐可笑的；荒谬的；不值得当真的◆The whole incident would be laughable if it wasn't so serious.要不是事关紧要，整个事件就显得荒唐可笑了。◆He's so wrong it's almost laughable.他几乎错到可笑的地步。 |