英语词汇“beautiful”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

beautifulbeautiful /ˈbyutəfəl/ adjective 1 a person who is beautiful is very nice to look at► beautiful

very nice to look at. You use beautiful especially about women, girls, or babies:

She was a beautiful child with big dark eyes.

► pretty

nice to look at. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful and is used about women and girls:

His mother was a pretty woman with red hair.

► attractive

nice to look at. Attractive sounds slightly more formal than pretty and is used about adult men and women:

He is an attractive guy, but I don’t think he is very interesting.

► good-looking also nice-looking

nice to look at. Good-looking is used slightly more often about men than women and is not as strong as beautiful or handsome:

Jordan is a very good-looking guy.

► handsome

nice to look at. You use handsome about men or boys, and it is stronger than attractive or good-looking:

Jill’s boyfriend is very handsome.

► cute

a cute baby, small child, or animal is attractive to look at:

Your little sister is so cute!

➔ You can also use cute as an informal way to describe someone, especially a young woman or man, who is attractive: Diana is smart and cute, and she makes me laugh.

► lovely

very pretty. You use lovely about women or older girls:

Lily had become a lovely young woman.

► elegant

beautiful and moving or dressing in a graceful way:

An elegant older couple, dressed in evening clothes, was seated at a nearby table.

► gorgeous

very beautiful or handsome. Women use the word gorgeous more often than men:

The new gym teacher is absolutely gorgeous.

► stunning

extremely beautiful. You use stunning about women:

Her face was stunning, and she moved like a model.

➔ see Describing People’s Looks2 a beautiful place or object is very nice to look at► beautiful

very nice to look at:

We walked around the city looking at the beautiful old buildings.

His photographs are beautiful.

► pretty

nice to look at. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful:

We stopped in a pretty little town in the mountains to have dinner.

► attractive

attractive means the same as pretty but sounds slightly more formal:

The room was decorated in an attractive way.

► lovely

very pretty, in a way that pleases you:

Graz, in Austria, is a lovely 900-year-old city.

► magnificent

very beautiful, and very large or impressive:

The mountains looked magnificent in the late afternoon sunshine.

► breathtaking

beautiful in a way that excites or surprises you. You use breathtaking especially about a large area of land or water that you can see:

The views of the ocean from the cliffs were breathtaking.

► stunning

stunning means the same as breathtaking but is used less frequently:

The room has a stunning view of the city.

► exquisite (formal)

very beautiful. You use exquisite about things that have a lot of small details and have been made with a lot of care and skill:

The drawings are exquisite, with every tiny detail and color carefully done.

► scenic

surrounded by views of beautiful countryside:

We traveled to the coast by a very scenic route.

3 something you hear that is beautiful is very nice to listen to► beautiful

very nice to listen to:

The music was so beautiful, it made me feel like crying.

She has a beautiful voice.

► pretty

nice to listen to. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful:

He was playing a pretty little tune on the piano.

ANTONYMS ➔ see ugly ➔ see The WeatherADVERBS: beautifulYou can make the adjectives beautiful, pretty, attractive, handsome, elegant, gorgeous, magnificent, breathtaking, and exquisite into adverbs by using an -ly ending:The woman sitting next to me was beautifully dressed. | He smiled attractively. | The mountains were breathtakingly beautiful.

单词	beautiful
例句	beautifulbeautiful /ˈbyutəfəl/ adjective 1 a person who is beautiful is very nice to look at► beautiful very nice to look at. You use beautiful especially about women, girls, or babies: She was a beautiful child with big dark eyes. ► pretty nice to look at. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful and is used about women and girls: His mother was a pretty woman with red hair. ► attractive nice to look at. Attractive sounds slightly more formal than pretty and is used about adult men and women: He is an attractive guy, but I don’t think he is very interesting. ► good-looking also nice-looking nice to look at. Good-looking is used slightly more often about men than women and is not as strong as beautiful or handsome: Jordan is a very good-looking guy. ► handsome nice to look at. You use handsome about men or boys, and it is stronger than attractive or good-looking: Jill’s boyfriend is very handsome. ► cute a cute baby, small child, or animal is attractive to look at: Your little sister is so cute! ➔ You can also use cute as an informal way to describe someone, especially a young woman or man, who is attractive: Diana is smart and cute, and she makes me laugh. ► lovely very pretty. You use lovely about women or older girls: Lily had become a lovely young woman. ► elegant beautiful and moving or dressing in a graceful way: An elegant older couple, dressed in evening clothes, was seated at a nearby table. ► gorgeous very beautiful or handsome. Women use the word gorgeous more often than men: The new gym teacher is absolutely gorgeous. ► stunning extremely beautiful. You use stunning about women: Her face was stunning, and she moved like a model. ➔ see Describing People’s Looks2 a beautiful place or object is very nice to look at► beautiful very nice to look at: We walked around the city looking at the beautiful old buildings. His photographs are beautiful. ► pretty nice to look at. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful: We stopped in a pretty little town in the mountains to have dinner. ► attractive attractive means the same as pretty but sounds slightly more formal: The room was decorated in an attractive way. ► lovely very pretty, in a way that pleases you: Graz, in Austria, is a lovely 900-year-old city. ► magnificent very beautiful, and very large or impressive: The mountains looked magnificent in the late afternoon sunshine. ► breathtaking beautiful in a way that excites or surprises you. You use breathtaking especially about a large area of land or water that you can see: The views of the ocean from the cliffs were breathtaking. ► stunning stunning means the same as breathtaking but is used less frequently: The room has a stunning view of the city. ► exquisite (formal) very beautiful. You use exquisite about things that have a lot of small details and have been made with a lot of care and skill: The drawings are exquisite, with every tiny detail and color carefully done. ► scenic surrounded by views of beautiful countryside: We traveled to the coast by a very scenic route. 3 something you hear that is beautiful is very nice to listen to► beautiful very nice to listen to: The music was so beautiful, it made me feel like crying. She has a beautiful voice. ► pretty nice to listen to. Pretty is not as strong as beautiful: He was playing a pretty little tune on the piano. ANTONYMS ➔ see ugly ➔ see The WeatherADVERBS: beautifulYou can make the adjectives beautiful, pretty, attractive, handsome, elegant, gorgeous, magnificent, breathtaking, and exquisite into adverbs by using an -ly ending:The woman sitting next to me was beautifully dressed. \| He smiled attractively. \| The mountains were breathtakingly beautiful.
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