luscious
luscious 英 [ˈlʌʃəs] 美 [ˈlʌʃəs]
adj. 甘美的；满足感官的
Or a goblet of luscious red by a leaping fire on a winter's evening. 或者在冬天的晚上，靠在猛烈燃烧的壁炉旁，喝上一杯甘醇的红酒。
I bet you dyed your hair only because you’re jealous of my luscious hair! 我打赌你会给你的头发染色因为你妒忌我柔软的发质。
- Calling something luscious means it's appealing and incredibly pleasing to the senses. That goes for good-looking people as well as a rich piece of chocolate cake.
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- adj. 甘美的；满足感官的
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1. Or a goblet of luscious red by a leaping fire on a winter's evening.
或者在冬天的晚上，靠在猛烈燃烧的壁炉旁，喝上一杯甘醇的红酒。
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2. I bet you dyed your hair only because you’re jealous of my luscious hair!
我打赌你会给你的头发染色因为你妒忌我柔软的发质。
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3. Get yourself a luscious bathrobe that makes you feel like a queen.
给自己找一件性感迷人的浴袍，让你感觉像一个女王。
- luscious (adj.) late 15c., according to Middle English Dictionary a variant of Middle English licius "delicious" (c. 1400), which is a shortening of delicious, with the variant form perhaps influenced by Old French luxure, lusure. But OED 2nd ed. and Century Dictionary are against all this and the former considers it "of obscure origin" while the latter suggests lusty with a pseudo-Latin ending. John Palsgrave, the 16c. grammarian, spelled it lussyouse. Related: Lusciously; lusciousness.
lus·cious / ˈlʌʃəs ; NAmE ˈlʌʃəs / adjective 1 having a strong pleasant taste 美味的；甘美的；可口的 SYN delicious ◆ luscious fruit 香甜的水果 2 (of cloth, colours or music 织物、颜色或音乐 ) soft and deep or heavy in a way that is pleasing to feel, look at or hear 柔软的；柔和的；绚丽的；悦耳的 SYN rich ◆ luscious silks and velvets 柔软光滑的丝绸和天鹅绒 3 (especially of a woman 尤指女人 ) sexually attractive 肉感的；性感的 ◆ a luscious young girl 性感的年轻女郎 lus·cious / ˈlʌʃəs ; NAmE ˈlʌʃəs /
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