cheerfulness
英
美
n. 高兴;快活
BNC.19953 / COCA.26277
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED 欢快的;高兴的;兴高采烈的
Someone who ischeerfulis happy and shows this in their behaviour.- They are both very cheerful in spite of their colds...
他们俩虽然感冒了,可都兴高采烈的。 - Jack sounded quite cheerful about the idea.
杰克好像对这个想法很高兴。
- They are both very cheerful in spite of their colds...
- ADJ-GRADED 令人愉快的;令人开心的
Something that ischeerfulis pleasant and makes you feel happy.- The nursery is bright and cheerful, with plenty of toys.
托儿所明亮宜人,还有许多玩具。
- The nursery is bright and cheerful, with plenty of toys.
- ADJ-GRADED 乐观的;开朗的;满不在乎的
If you describe someone's attitude ascheerful, you mean they are not worried about something, and you think that they should be.- There is little evidence to support many of Mr Will's cheerful assumptions.
没有多少证据能支持威尔先生的那些乐观设想。
- There is little evidence to support many of Mr Will's cheerful assumptions.
英英释义
noun
- the quality of being cheerful and dispelling gloom
- flowers added a note of cheerfulness to the drab room
- a feeling of spontaneous good spirits
- his cheerfulness made everyone feel better
双语例句
- Make cheerfulness, outrageousness, and playfulness new priorities for your life.
把欢乐、无拘无束和游乐放在你新生活的首要位置。 - Einstein massenergy relatio A: Helpfulness and caring/ Adaptability and sense of humor/ Cheerfulness and friendliness.
爱因斯坦质能关系式乐于助人和关心他人。/适应能力和幽默感。/乐观和友爱。 - In view of this news, Mr. Chairman, I admire your cheerfulness of spirit at the banquet tonight.
听到这些消息,主席先生,我钦佩您在今晚宴会上表现的乐观精神。 - Health be the condition of wisdom, and the sign of cheerfulness.
健康是智慧的条件,欢乐的标志。 - Cheerfulness is the basis of friendliness.
令人愉快是友谊的基础。 - This is something like your paradise,'said she, making an effort at cheerfulness.
“这有点像你的天堂了,”她说,尽力愉快起来。 - Cheerfulness is one of his characteristics.
外向是他的特征之一。 - By degrees she acquired her love's cheerfulness at the sense of freedom.
他慢慢地也感到了脱去牵连,得到自由的快乐,跟她的爱人一样了。 - Our friends have a look of cheerfulness.
我们的朋友看上去很高兴。 - He believed in the virtues of america, its cheerfulness and newness.
他相信美国的美德,还有它的活泼,它的新异。