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单词 exquisite
释义
exquisite
adjective
uk
/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt/us
/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt/

exquisiteadjective(BEAUTIFUL)

C2
verybeautifulanddelicate:
精美的；精致的；优雅的
an exquisitepieceofchina一件精致的瓷器
Look at this exquisitepainting.看看这幅精美的油画。
She has exquisitetaste.她品味高雅。
avaseof exquisiteworkmanship做工精湛的花瓶
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
a beautiful person, painting, sight, etc.
  • beautifulI've never seen a more beautiful view in my life.
  • attractiveHer husband is really attractive.
  • good-lookingI think they're very good-looking.
  • handsomeHe's so handsome.
  • prettyYour daughter is very pretty.
  • gorgeousYou look gorgeous in that dress!
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Attractive
  • adorable
  • adorbs
  • aesthetic
  • aesthetically
  • alluring
  • distinguished
  • dreamy
  • easy
  • elegant
  • elegantly
  • majestic
  • melting
  • mesmerizing
  • nice-looking
  • noble
  • telegenic
  • tempting
  • to die foridiom
  • turn out
  • twee
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exquisiteadjective(SHARP)

literary
used todescribefeelingssuch aspleasureorpainthat areextremelystrong, orqualitiesthat areextremelygood;great:
（感觉）剧烈的，强烈的；（品质）完美的，卓越的
exquisitejoy狂喜
Thepainwasquiteexquisite.疼痛剧烈难忍。
A goodcomedianneedsto have an exquisitesenseoftiming.优秀的喜剧演员需要善于把握火候时机。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Physically strong and powerful
  • (as) tough as old bootsidiom
  • almighty
  • beefy
  • billy-o
  • brute
  • burly
  • corded
  • invincible
  • invincibly
  • invulnerable
  • keenly
  • lusty
  • mesomorph
  • reckon
  • stalwart
  • sturdily
  • super-powerful
  • superhuman
  • to be reckoned withidiom
  • tough
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Related words

exquisitely
exquisiteness
(Definition ofexquisitefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exquisite| American Dictionary

exquisite
adjective
us
/ɪkˈskwɪz·ɪt,ˈek·skwɪz·ɪt/
especiallybeautifuloradmirable:
exquisiteChineseembroideries
the most exquisiteFrenchcuisine

exquisitely

adverb[not gradable]us
/ɪkˈskwɪz·ɪt·li,ˈek·skwɪz-/
Theirhouseis exquisitelyfurnished.
(Definition ofexquisitefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexquisite

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Entrances and exits are timed withexquisiteprecision.
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Their great abundance reflects theexquisitespecificity of ubiquitination reactions.
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As his descriptive account unfolds, it is not merely a role demandingexquisiteskills but also one that is loaded with risk.
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Indeed, knowledge turned out to be such anexquisitepursuit that other needs in life became subordinated to it.
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The latter gene-targeted (' antigene ') strategy, where the oligonucleotide can be viewed as a potential chemotherapeutic agent, can achieveexquisitesequence-selective recognition of the targeted duplex.
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The book is physically attractive, with dozens of photographs,exquisitereproduction of disc labels and album covers, and a few maps.
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Most efficient behaviors, such as aiming and grasping, owe their efficiency toexquisitecontrol.
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Second, audiences were no longer contented with merely following the story, preferringexquisiteperformances by actors of the highest quality.
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In bourgeois society, the public domain is identified with an omnipresent, omnipotent eye that controls, disciplines, and socializes the individual, all inexquisitetaste.
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All of us have seen experts practising their craft and the delicate andexquisiteskill they bring to the activity.
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I usually find a given moment in a flat work to be elegant,exquisite, violent, expressive and/or interesting, often in some bizarre way.
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The fields were sown withexquisiteflowers, which tinted the emerald green with which nature garbed them ; their fragrance and odour perfumed the air.
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Preachers dwelt ecstatically both on the freedom it granted from pain and disease and on theexquisitepleasures derived from this quality.
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They consist only in doing what thisexquisitesympathy would of its own accord prompt us to do.
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The sensitivity of this saccade cell for small motions wasexquisite.
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