| 釋義 |
admirevt. wonder at,be astonished at對(duì)…感到驚異，對(duì)…感到驚訝。
△H. V. 3. 6. 134 (124):“England (i.e. theKing of England) shall repent his folly,see his weak-ness,and admire our sufferance. ”英國(guó)國(guó)王應(yīng)該懺悔他的愚蠢.明白他的弱點(diǎn)，并且對(duì)我的忍耐感到驚訝。
△2H. VI. 3.1. 10:“And if we did but glance a far-off look,/ Im-mediately he was upon his knee,/ That all the courtadmired him for submission. ”我們只要遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)地看他一眼，他就馬上屈膝下跪，全朝廷的人都對(duì)他的恭順有禮感到驚異。
△Gent. 4. 2. 43 (42): “The heaven such grace didlend her,/ That she might admired be ” 上天把這些優(yōu)點(diǎn)送給她，這叫人感到驚奇。
～ vi. wonder,marvel. be surprised驚奇，驚異，驚訝。
△ Tw. 3. 4. 167 (150): “Wonder not. nor admire notin thy mind,why I do call thee so，”不必驚訝，也不必詫異.為什么我這樣稱呼你。
～ vb.
admire of: feel affection for愛慕。
△Mid. 1. 1. 231:“admiring of his qualities”，愛慕著他的人品。 admire[?d?mai?]v.欽佩，敬佩，贊賞，喜歡
‖ admirable adj. admirable crichton多才多藝者
admirably adv. admiration n. click the tongue in admiration嘖嘖稱贊
admiring adj.贊賞的，欽佩的
admiringly adv. admirer n.仰慕者，追星族，贊賞者，敬慕者 |