meaningful

英 ['miːnɪŋfl] 美 ['miːnɪŋfl]

• adj. 意味深长的；有意义的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. having a meaning or purpose;

   "a meaningful explanation"
   "a meaningful discussion"
   "a meaningful pause"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. She threw a meaningful look at him.
   她向他投去意味深长的目光。
2. There are many meaningful long scenes in this director's films.
   这位导演的影片中有很多意味深长的长镜头。
3. A poet can convert ordinary words into a meaningful and effective piece of writing.
   诗人能够把普通的词汇化为意味深长而又动人的诗篇。
4. That statement is not very meaningful.
   那项声明没有多大意义。
5. She felt her works are meaningful when she saw the unaffected delight of the children.
   当她看到孩子们自然流露出的喜悦时，她感到自己的工作很有意义。

经典引文

• The phoneme is the smallest meaningful unit of sound a listener can perceive.

  出自：Physics Bulletin

• Chris and Jayne turned to each other with raised eyebrows and meaningful looks.

  出自： J. J. Hennessy

• There were no precious objects that had been particularly meaningful to him.

  出自： G. Josipovici

词汇搭配

• meaningful variable name 有意义变量名...
• meaningful program 有意义程序

近反义词

【近义词】

• expressive 表达的
• eloquent 雄辩的
• significant 重要的
• evocative 引起回忆或唤起感情的...
• telling 有效的
• speaking 发言的
• feeling 感觉
• important 重要的
• consequential 重要的
• momentous 重要的
• deep 深的
• profound 深奥的

【反义词】

• meaningless 无意义的