-扩展释义
扩展解释:
a.1. 魔鬼的;恶魔般的;穷凶极恶的;邪恶的2. 淘气的;鲁莽的;精力旺盛的,3. 【口】极度的;极大的,ad.1. 【口】极度地,非常
-同义词和反义词
词性:adjective
例句1. he gave a wide, devilish grin’
例句2. what devilish torture had they dreamed up?’
词组
||1:He also had an outrageous side.||2:When he worked for John Paul Getty, the oil tycoon, in London in his bachelor days he fell in with the Clermont set, including John Aspinall and Lord Lucan (who had hoped to murder his wife, but killed the nanny), and hosted their illegal gambling parties.||3:During his second trial he posed for Vanity Fair in zippered black leather, tight blue jeans and a devilish grin, with a new, thrice-divorced mistressin tow.||4:He liked unsettling jokes, telling them in his best dark voice.||5:"What is another name for fear of insulin? Claustrophobia."
||1:比洛也有粗暴的一面。||2:在伦敦为石油大亨约翰·保罗·盖蒂工作时,他还是单身。他和克莱蒙特那帮人混在一起,包括约翰·阿斯皮纳尔和洛德·卢坎(他曾希望谋杀自己的妻子,但杀了保姆),并举办了他们的非法赌博派对。||3:在他的第二次审判中,他穿着带拉链的黑色皮革,蓝色紧身牛仔裤,带着邪恶的笑容,和一个新离婚三次的情妇一起出现在《名利场》杂志上。||4:他喜欢令人不安的笑话,他会用自己最深沉的声音把他们讲出来。||5:“害怕胰岛素的另一个名字是什么?幽闭恐怖症。”
||1:Soho, an area of about half a square kilometre in the West End, has long been an anomaly in central London.||2:At the turn of the 20th century it was full of French, German, Polish and Italian immigrants; just before the first world war one writer remarked that “when the respectable Londoner wants to feel devilish he goes to Soho”.||3:Full of pretty Georgian houses and dark side streets, it resisted development in the 1970s, and it remains a red-light district: around 40 flats are still used for prostitution.||4:Film and television companies cluster above bars and restaurants.
||1:苏活区,这个位于西区近0.5平方公里的地区,长久以来都是伦敦市中心的变异型。||2:在20世纪初,这里满是法国、德国、波兰和意大利的移民;在第一次世界大战之前就有一位作家说道“当备受尊崇的伦敦人想体验邪恶生活,他们都会去苏活区。”||3:满目尽是漂亮的乔治王时代艺术风格的房屋和昏暗的街边,拒绝跟上19世纪70年代的发展,这里仍是红灯区:有近40栋楼房仍是卖淫场所。||4:电影电视公司都簇集在酒吧和餐厅的楼上。
The border mechanism is devilish to design and will be challenged at the World Trade Organisation.
边境机制的设计非常棘手,且将受到世界贸易组织的挑战。
adjective
1.Like or appropriate to a devil in evil and cruelty.
‘ _devilish_ tortures’
‘He branded them racist, _devilish_ , and accused them of shamelessly exploiting black artists.’
2.Mischievous and rakish.
‘a wide, _devilish_ grin’
‘For some strange reason, he grinned… a very _devilish_ kind of smile.’
3.Very difficult to deal with or use.
‘it turned out to be a _devilish_ job’
‘It seems that _devilish_ productivity is wreaking havoc with jobs both at home and abroad.’
adverb
1.Very; extremely.
‘a _devilish_ clever chap’
‘They sure need them because it’s _devilish_ cold in winter on Thassos and the houses are structured accordingly, with small windows, vast fireplaces and slanting roofs to shrug off the snow.’
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