delicious 音标拼音: [dɪl'ɪʃəs]
a . 美味的
美味的
delicious adj 1 :
greatly pleasing or entertaining ; "
a delightful surprise "; "
the comedy was delightful "; "
a delicious joke " [
synonym : {
delightful }, {
delicious }]
2 :
extremely pleasing to the sense of taste [
synonym : {
delectable },
{
delicious }, {
luscious }, {
pleasant -
tasting }, {
scrumptious },
{
toothsome }, {
yummy }]
n 1 :
variety of sweet eating apples Delicious \
De *
li "
cious \,
a . [
OF .
delicieus ,
F .
d ['
e ]
licieux ,
L .
deliciosus ,
fr .
deliciae delight ,
fr .
delicere to allure .
See {
Delight }.]
1 .
Affording exquisite pleasure ;
delightful ;
most sweet or grateful to the senses ,
especially to the taste ;
charming .
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Some delicious landscape . --
Coleridge .
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One draught of spring '
s delicious air . --
Keble .
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Were not his words delicious ? --
Tennyson .
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2 .
Addicted to pleasure ;
seeking enjoyment ;
luxurious ;
effeminate . [
Obs .]
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Others ,
lastly ,
of a more delicious and airy spirit ,
retire themselves to the enjoyments of ease and luxury . --
Milton .
Syn : {
Delicious }, {
Delightful }.
Usage :
Delicious refers to the pleasure derived from certain of the senses ,
particularly the taste and smell ;
as ,
delicious food ;
a delicious fragrance .
Delightful may also refer to most of the senses (
as ,
delightful music ;
a delightful prospect ;
delightful sensations ),
but has a higher application to matters of taste ,
feeling ,
and sentiment ;
as ,
a delightful abode ,
conversation ,
employment ;
delightful scenes ,
etc .
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Like the rich fruit he sings ,
delicious in decay . --
Smith .
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No spring ,
nor summer ,
on the mountain seen ,
Smiles with gay fruits or with delightful green .
--
Addison .
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98 Moby Thesaurus words for "
delicious ":
OK ,
ace -
high ,
adorable ,
agreeable ,
ambrosial ,
amusing ,
appetizing ,
bad ,
bang -
up ,
bonzer ,
boss ,
bully ,
but good ,
charming ,
choice ,
comestible ,
cool ,
corking ,
crackerjack ,
dainty ,
dandy ,
darling ,
delectable ,
delicate ,
delightful ,
ducky ,
eatable ,
edible ,
enchanting ,
engaging ,
enjoyable ,
entertaining ,
esculent ,
exquisite ,
fab ,
fascinating ,
fine and dandy ,
flavorful ,
flavorsome ,
gear ,
good ,
good to eat ,
good -
tasting ,
great ,
groovy ,
gustable ,
gusty ,
heavenly ,
heavy ,
hot ,
hunky -
dory ,
jam -
up ,
juicy ,
just dandy ,
keen ,
kosher ,
likable ,
luscious ,
lush ,
marvy ,
mean ,
mouth -
watering ,
neat ,
nectareous ,
nectarous ,
nice ,
nifty ,
nobby ,
of gourmet quality ,
okay ,
out of sight ,
palatable ,
peachy ,
peachy -
keen ,
pleasant ,
pleasing ,
pleasurable ,
rare ,
ripping ,
rum ,
sapid ,
savorous ,
savory ,
scrumptious ,
slap -
up ,
smashing ,
solid ,
something else ,
spiffing ,
spiffy ,
stunning ,
succulent ,
swell ,
tasty ,
toothsome ,
tough ,
wizard ,
yummy
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