be a nonesuch
He is a nonesuch in the field of poetry.
他是诗歌界的典范。
剪秋罗(一种开鲜红花的石竹科植物);无与伦比的人或事物;一种开亮红花的石竹科植物(Silene chalcedonica),原产欧亚大陆;无以匹敌的人;无与伦比的事物
无与伦比的人或事物
A person or thing with no equal.
一种开亮红花的石竹科植物(Silene chalcedonica),原产欧亚大陆
A caryophyllaceous plant, Silene chalcedonica (syn. Lychnis chalcedonica), with bright red flowers, native to Eurasia.
In the world of classical music, the late pianist Arthur Rubinstein was considered a nonesuch, whose performances were unmatched.
在古典音乐界,已故钢琴家阿图尔·鲁宾斯坦被认为是无与伦比的人物,其演奏无人能及。
用法提示:名词,表示‘无与伦比的人’,用作主语补语,指代典范。
The new smartphone is a nonesuch among devices, boasting features that no other phone can match.
这款新智能手机在同类设备中堪称典范,拥有其他手机无法匹敌的功能。
用法提示:名词,表示‘典范’,用作主语补语,强调其卓越性。
Many critics declared the novel a nonesuch, praising its originality and depth.
许多评论家称这部小说为无上佳作,赞扬其原创性和深度。
用法提示:名词,表示‘无与伦比的事物’,用作宾语补足语,指代作品。
He is a nonesuch in the field of poetry.
他是诗歌界的典范。
This painting is the nonesuch of Renaissance art.
这幅画是文艺复兴艺术的典范。
as可省略。
Many consider her a nonesuch among pianists.
许多人认为她是钢琴家中的典范。
grammar · medium
易错句子She is a nonesuch singer.
正确表达She is a nonesuch among singers.
nonesuch 是名词,不能直接修饰名词;应使用‘among’短语表示‘在...中无与伦比’。
grammar · medium
易错句子There is nonesuch thing as a free lunch.
正确表达There is no such thing as a free lunch.
nonesuch 是名词,意为‘无与伦比的人或物’,而‘no such’是固定短语表示‘没有这样的’。拼写相近但意义不同。
nonesuch 是名词,意为‘无与伦比的人或事物’;而 none such 是短语,意为‘没有这样的’,通常后接名词。
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