picturesque
picturesque 英 [ˌpɪktʃəˈresk] 美 [ˌpɪktʃəˈrɛsk]
adj. 独特的；生动的；别致的；图画般的
- You could describe a particularly pretty scene as picturesque. But save it up for a view that's so gorgeous you'd love to have it framed on the wall as a painting.
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- adj. 独特的；生动的；别致的；图画般的
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1. Most people who visit the White House, take photos from the picturesque South Lawn.
大多数参观白宫的游客们，都会从生动如画的南草坪取景。
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2. While cruising around Saturn, be on the lookout for picturesque juxtapositions of moons and rings.
游弋在土星周围时，留意观察土卫和土星环并列的如画风景。
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3. Butterfly, has showed up in a picturesque town in Abruzzo, a mountainous region East of Rome, where he's pretending to be a photographer.
他游迹于位于罗马东部多山地区的阿布鲁佐，在那里一个独特的小镇上驻扎下来，并伪装成了一个摄影师。
- picturesque (adj.) 1703, on pattern of French pittoresque, a loan-word from Italian pittoresco, literally "pictorial" (1660s), from pittore "painter," from Latin pictorem (nominative pictor); see painter (n.1). As a noun from 1749. Related: Picturesquely; picturesqueness.
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