mellow

释义

adj.（瓜，果等）成熟的; （酒）芳醇的; （颜色或声音）柔和的; 圆润的v.（使）成熟; 变柔和; 使芳醇

大小写变形: Mellow

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   mellows ; 过去式 :   mellowed ; 过去分词 :   mellowed ; 现在分词 :   mellowing ; 比较级 :   mellower ; 最高级 :   mellowest ;

实用场景例句

...a classic Queen Anne house with mellow red brick walls and a white portico.

一座典型的安妮女王时代的房屋，有着色彩柔和的红砖墙和白色的门廊

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The charming Cotswold country estate exudes a mellow ambiance.

这座迷人的科茨沃尔德乡村庄园散发着柔和的氛围。

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The mellow richness of his voice conveyed a soothing, comforting quality that calmed the listener's nerves.

他声音中柔和醇厚的质感传递出一种舒缓安心的特质，抚平了听者的紧张。

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Mellow instrumental tunes permeated the atmosphere.

柔和的器乐声渗透在空气中。

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As his children grew up, formed their own families, and had kids of their own, his temperament gradually mellowed...

随着他的孩子们长大、组建了自己的家庭并有了自己的孩子，他的性情逐渐变得平和...

金山词霸

Marriage had not made him mellow.

婚姻并没有让他变得成熟。

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With a few glasses of sparkling wine, he gradually slipped into a mellow and contented mood.

几杯香槟过后，他渐渐陷入了一种柔和而满足的心境。

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The couples at nearby tables, now mellow and engaged in lively conversation, enjoyed their drinks with evident delight.

邻桌的情侣们此刻温和愉悦，一边畅饮一边热烈交谈。

金山词霸

mellow evening breeze

宜人的晚风

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a mellow, golden honey

醇正金黄的花蜜

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Children often become mellow after experiencing hardships.

孩子们在经历困难后往往会变得成熟稳重。

金山词霸

After a relaxing massage, she felt completely mellow.

一次放松的按摩后，她感到无比惬意。

金山词霸

A year living in the countryside failed to mellow her stubborn personality.

她在乡下生活了一年，却没能使她固执的性格变得温和。

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Soft mellow red wine full of the fresh juice of life, contains a profound historical connotation.

柔和醇香的红酒饱含了鲜活的生命原汁, 蕴藏了深厚的历史内涵.

期刊摘选

Mellow: The smoothness which quality wines acquire with age.

圆熟: 优质葡萄酒经多年陈酿而获得的平顺品质.

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The wine is [ tastes ] mellow .

酒味 醇厚.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

The liquor is naturally alcoholized so that its quality is fresh and full, mellow and fragrant.

自然陈熟醇化,造就了酒体“清爽饱满 、 醇香袅袅”的优雅品质.

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英英释义

Verb

1. soften, make mellow;

"Age and experience mellowed him over the years"

2. become more relaxed, easygoing, or genial;

"With age, he mellowed"

3. make or grow (more) mellow;

"These apples need to mellow a bit more"

"The sun mellowed the fruit"

Adjective

1. unhurried and relaxed;

"an easygoing pace"

"a mellow conversation"

2. having a full and pleasing flavor through proper aging;

"a mellow port"

"mellowed fruit"

3. having attained to kindliness or gentleness through age and experience;

"mellow wisdom"

"the peace of mellow age"

4. having or suggesting softness and richness in quality;

"a mellow sound"

"the mellow air brought in the feel of imminent autumn"- Thomas Hardy

"a mellowing sun"

5. slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug (especially marijuana)

Adverb

1. (obsolete) in a mellow manner