Word · CEFR C1 · Frequency #19331
succulent
多汁的；汁液丰富的
核心释义
juicy; full of juice
- 1.
多汁的；丰茂的。
Juicy or lush.
- 2.
甘美的；美味的。
Luscious or delectable.
- 3.
多汁的
full of juice
- 4.
具有储存水分的肉质叶片或其他组织的。
Having fleshy leaves or other tissues that store water.
美味可口的；甘美的；肉质多汁的（指植物）；多汁的；丰茂的。；甘美的；美味的。；多汁的
用法In use
The grilled salmon was succulent and melted in her mouth.
用法提示：succulent 作表语形容词，表示食物汁多味美。
These succulent oranges are perfect for making fresh juice.
用法提示：succulent 作定语，修饰橙子，强调多汁。
He ordered the succulent ribs, which were glazed with barbecue sauce.
用法提示：succulent 作定语，形容肋排肉质鲜嫩多汁。
succulent roast beef
succulent plants with thick fleshy leaves
succulent + noun
常放在名词前作定语，多用于形容食物，强调多汁味美；也可形容植物叶片肥厚储水。
She grilled a succulent steak for dinner.
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- succulent meat
- 多汁的肉
- The stew uses succulent meat that falls off the bone.这道炖菜用的肉多汁嫩滑，骨头一碰就掉。
- succulent fruit
- 多汁的水果
- In summer, the market sells succulent fruit at low prices.夏天，市场上出售的多汁水果价格很便宜。
- succulent meal
- 美味的一餐
- We enjoyed a succulent meal of grilled fish and vegetables.我们享用了一顿美味的烤鱼和蔬菜大餐。
- succulent leaves
- 多汁的叶片；肉质的叶片
- Aloe vera has thick, succulent leaves that store water.芦荟有厚实多汁的叶片，能够储存水分。
- succulent plant
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
联想 succ 像“suck（吸）”：多汁水果一吸都是汁水；仙人掌等多肉植物也因肉质叶片储水而叫 succulent。
语境与语域Context & Register
语域：mixed 常见场景：food writing、botany and gardening、descriptive prose 该词的语体随义项而变化：表示“多汁的；美味可口的”时多用于食物、口感或文学描写，语体偏书面向；表示“肉质多汁的”指植物时，常见于植物学、园艺或日常养花话题，语气偏中性。实际使用时需根据语境判断。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
No exact rhyme is in the list. The closest sound match is truculent /ˈtrʌkjələnt/, which shares the stressed vowel /ʌ/ and the /kjəl/ core with succulent, but succulent ends in /lɪnt/ while truculent ends in /lənt/. Turbulent, opulent, and virulent also end in /ələnt/, so they are spelling lookalikes rather than true rhymes. Note also the initial spelling: succor keeps the /sʌk/ of succulent, but succinct is pronounced /səkˈsɪŋkt/.
用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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