aureate + noun (color)
表示金色或镀金的外观。
The aureate sunset painted the sky in shades of gold.
金色的夕阳把天空染成了金色。
金色的;金黄色的
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金色的;金黄色的
having the deep slightly brownish color of gold
The aureate sunset painted the sky in shades of gold.
金色的夕阳把天空染成了金色。
金色的;金光闪闪的。
Golden in color or shine.
The mayor's aureate greeting made the ceremony feel more majestic than it really was.
市长辞藻华丽的致辞让典礼显得比实际更隆重。
Some readers enjoy aureate prose, while others find it tiresome.
有些读者喜欢辞藻华丽的散文,而另一些人则觉得它令人生厌。
He wrote an aureate letter of thanks that sounded more like a poem than a note.
他写了一封辞藻华丽的感谢信,听起来更像一首诗而不是一张便条。
表示金色或镀金的外观。
The aureate sunset painted the sky in shades of gold.
金色的夕阳把天空染成了金色。
用于形容文体过分华丽或修饰过度。
His aureate prose was criticized for being overly ornate.
他华丽的散文因过分修饰而受到批评。
Not this
She owns an aureate retriever.
Use this
She owns a golden retriever.
误将'aureate'用作'golden'的同义词。'aureate'意为'金色的、过分华丽的',不用于狗品种名;'golden retriever'是固定搭配。
Not this
Remember the aureate rule: treat others as you want to be treated.
Use this
Remember the golden rule: treat others as you want to be treated.
同样,'aureate'不能替换'golden'用于固定短语'golden rule'。'aureate'侧重修饰或华丽,而非伦理原则的'黄金'比喻。
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