sonorous
sonorous 英 ['sɒn(ə)rəs;sə'nɔːrəs] 美 ['sɑnərəs]
adj. 响亮的；作响的；能发出响亮声音的
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- adj. 响亮的；作响的；能发出响亮声音的
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1. His ecstatic declamation of the sonorous rhythm was enough for me.
他朗诵时的那种洪亮的节奏，那种心醉神迷，对我已足够了。
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2. Then came Yo-Yo Ma ’76, swaying and ecstatic, playing sonorous Bach on his cello. Afterward, President Drew Faust joined him on the tented stage in front of the Memorial Church.
音乐节目开始了,在一个更加古典的片断前,这片断是由哈佛拉德克利夫管弦乐队演奏的,具有天堂般旋律的声音从霍尔登唱诗班传来.这样,传来了喑喑的玛-76的声音,入迷地摇摆着,从他的大提琴上传来响亮的的声音.之后,德鲁浮士德校长加入了设在纪念教堂前的帐篷舞台.蛋糕在哪儿?
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3. That game the mind plays with itself according to set and measured laws takes place in the sonorous compass that belongs to us and beyond which the vibrations nevertheless meet in an inhuman universe.
心智根据原先制定好且分寸拿捏到位的法则和自己玩起了游戏。 这游戏是在我们这个铿锵有力的区域内展开，而它的共鸣之声相互交汇在了这个区域之外一个非人的宇宙中。
- sonorous (adj.) 1610s, from Latin sonorus "resounding," from sonor "sound, noise," from sonare "to sound, make a noise," "to sound," from PIE *swene-, from root *swen- "to sound." Related: Sonorously; sonorousness. Earlier was sonouse (c. 1500), from Medieval Latin sonosus; sonourse "having a pleasing voice" (c. 1400), from sonor + -y (2).
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