paragon 英 [ˈpærəgən]   美 [ˈpærəgɑn]

paragon

paragon  英 [ˈpærəgən] 美 [ˈpærəgɑn]

n. 模范;完美之物;优秀之人  adj. 完美的 

名词复数:paragons 

Today we appear to have excelled the hypochondriac cultures of the past by elevating the morbidly self-involved to the level of paragon. 如今,我们似乎已经超越了过去那种把病态地自我关注说成是完美典范的强迫症文化。

  • Paragon applies to someone who is a model of perfection in some quality or trait. We link paragon with other words that follow it, such as "paragon of virtue" or "paragon of patience."
  • 请先登录
  • n. 模范;完美之物;优秀之人
  • adj. 完美的
  • 1. Today we appear to have excelled the hypochondriac cultures of the past by elevating the morbidly self-involved to the level of paragon.

    如今,我们似乎已经超越了过去那种把病态地自我关注说成是完美典范的强迫症文化。

  • paragon (n.) 1540s, from Middle French paragon "a model, pattern of excellence" (15c., Modern French parangon), from Italian paragone, originally "touchstone to test gold" (early 14c.), from paragonare "to test on a touchstone, compare," from Greek parakonan "to sharpen, whet," from para- "on the side" (see para- (1)) + akone "whetstone," from PIE root *ak- "be sharp, rise (out) to a point, pierce."
para·gon / ˈpærəɡən ; NAmE ˈpærəɡɑːn / noun a person who is perfect or who is a perfect example of a particular good quality 完人;典范 I make no claim to be a paragon. 我没有说过自己是完人。 He wasn't the paragon of virtueshe had expected. 他不是她想像中的那种美德典范。 paragon paragons para·gon / ˈpærəɡən ; NAmE ˈpærəɡɑːn /
  • 请先登录