felicitous 英 [fəˈlɪsɪtəs]   美 [fɪˈlɪsɪtəs]

felicitous

felicitous  英 [fəˈlɪsɪtəs] 美 [fɪˈlɪsɪtəs]

adj. 恰当的;善于措辞的;幸福的 

Erica McAllister is excited (perhaps, in the context, not the most felicitous choice of word, but never mind. 艾丽卡. 麦卡利斯特很兴奋(或许“兴奋”这个词用在这里并非最恰当,但是请不要介意。
"The most felicitous nonfiction writer in television" is how Time magazine described Rooney in 1969, a winner of the Writers Guild Award for Best Script of the Year six times. 1969年,《时代》杂志曾这样评价鲁尼,“最善言辞的非小说电视作家”,六度荣膺作家协会奖颁发的“年度最佳剧本奖”。

  • Felicitous describes something that's pleasantly apt or fitting. Felicitous words you write on your friend's birthday card are the ones that perfectly suit the occasion and make her happy when she reads them.
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  • adj. 恰当的;善于措辞的;幸福的
  • 1. Erica McAllister is excited (perhaps, in the context, not the most felicitous choice of word, but never mind.

    艾丽卡. 麦卡利斯特很兴奋(或许“兴奋”这个词用在这里并非最恰当,但是请不要介意。

  • 2. "The most felicitous nonfiction writer in television" is how Time magazine described Rooney in 1969, a winner of the Writers Guild Award for Best Script of the Year six times.

    1969年,《时代》杂志曾这样评价鲁尼,“最善言辞的非小说电视作家”,六度荣膺作家协会奖颁发的“年度最佳剧本奖”。

  • 3. The artist and the self-critic . . . are, with a few felicitous exceptions, forever at odds.

    艺术家和自我批判(的品质)……除了少数令人欣喜的例外,总是冲突的。

  • felicitous (adj.) 1726, "blissful, very happy," from felicity + -ous. There is an isolated use of felicitously from 1530s.
fe·lici·tous / fəˈlɪsɪtəs ; NAmE fəˈlɪsɪtəs / adjective ( formal or literary) (especially of words 尤指言辞 ) chosen well; very suitable; giving a good result 贴切的;恰当的;妥帖的 SYN apt , happy a felicitous turn of phrase 贴切的措辞 fe·lici·tous·ly / fəˈlɪsɪtəsli ; NAmE fəˈlɪsɪtəsli / adverb fe·lici·tous / fəˈlɪsɪtəs ; NAmE fəˈlɪsɪtəs / fe·lici·tous·ly / fəˈlɪsɪtəsli ; NAmE fəˈlɪsɪtəsli /
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