sweet

sweet怎么读

英式音标：[swi:t]

美式音标：[swit]

sweet基本解释

adj. 甜的；悦耳的；芳香的；亲切的

n. 糖果；乐趣；芳香；宝贝

（俚）酷毙了

n. (Sweet)人名；(英)斯威特

sweet的意思释义

adj.

甜的；愉快的，快乐的；温柔的，亲切的；芳香的

n.

糖果，甜食；餐后的甜点心；甜味；宝贝

变形

复数：sweets

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

甜(味)的 having a taste like that of sugar

悦耳〔目〕的,芳香的; 令人高兴的 pleasing to the senses

温柔的,和蔼的,体贴的 gentle, kind, or attractive in manner

可爱的 (especially of small or young things) charming, lovable

n.(名词)

[C] 糖果 a small piece of sweet food made of sugar or chocolate, etc.

[C] [U] 甜食,甜点 sweet food served at the end of a meal

英英释义

sweet[ [swi:t] ]

n.

English phonetician; one of the founders of modern phonetics (1845-1912)

同义词：Henry Sweet

a dish served as the last course of a meal

同义词：dessertafters

a food rich in sugar

同义词：confection

the taste experience when sugar dissolves in the mouth

同义词：sweetnesssugariness

the property of tasting as if it contains sugar

同义词：sweetness

adj.

having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar

having a sweet nature befitting an angel or cherub

\"a sweet disposition\"

同义词：angelicangelicalcherubicseraphic

pleasing to the ear

同义词：dulcethoneyedmellifluousmellisonant

pleasing to the senses

\"the sweet song of the lark\"; \"the sweet face of a child\"

pleasing to the mind or feeling

\"sweet revenge\"

同义词：gratifying

having a natural fragrance

同义词：odoriferousodorousperfumedscentedsweet-scentedsweet-smelling

(used of wines) having a high residual sugar content

\"sweet dessert wines\"

not containing or composed of salt water

同义词：fresh

not soured or preserved

\"sweet milk\"

同义词：freshunfermented

with sweetening added

同义词：sugaredsweetenedsweet-flavored

adv.in an affectionate or loving manner (`sweet\' is sometimes a poetic or informal variant of `sweetly\')

\"Susan Hayward plays the wife sharply and sweetly\"; \"how sweet the moonlight sleeps upon this bank\"; \"talking sweet to each other\"

同义词：sweetly

sweet用法及例句

词汇搭配

用作形容词 (adj.)

～+名词

sweet apples甜苹果

sweet baby可爱的婴儿

sweet biscuits甜的饼干

sweet child乖孩子

sweet cottage可爱的农舍

sweet disposition温顺的性情

sweet drinks甜的饮料

sweet face讨人喜欢的脸

sweet feeling of success成功的喜悦

sweet flowers芳香的花

sweet gesture讨人喜欢的姿势

sweet little poodle招人爱的卷毛狗

sweet music悦耳的音乐

sweet nature温顺的本性

sweet old lady和蔼可亲的老太太

sweet smell of flowers花儿芳香的气味

sweet smile讨人喜欢的笑容

sweet temper温顺的脾气

sweet voice悦耳的声音

sweet words亲切的言语

副词+～

still sweet依然新鲜

～+副词

sweet enough足够甜

～+介词

sweet of因…而高兴

sweet on爱上…的

sweet to sb对某人和蔼可亲

sweet with有…的甜〔香〕味

用作名词 (n.)

动词+～

diffuse sweet散发芬芳

enjoy sweets享受欢乐

serve sweet端上甜食

taste sweet尝到甜头,尝到乐趣

～+介词

sweet of …的欢乐〔季节〕

词组短语

sweet potato甘薯

sweet dream酣梦，甜蜜的梦

sweet taste甜味

sweet smell闻起来香

sweet corn[植]甜玉米，嫩玉米

sweet love甜蜜的爱

sweet and sour酸甜；苦乐；糖醋调味的

sweet talk甜言蜜语

sweet words甜言蜜语

sweet potato starch甘薯淀粉；蕃薯粉；地瓜粉

sweet heart n. 情人，恋人；甜心

sweet almond甜扁桃

sweet voice甜美的声音

sweet orange甜橙

sweet sorghum甜高粱

sweet wine甜酒

sweet memories甜蜜的记忆

sweet girl甜美女孩

sweet tooth n. 喜好甜食

sweet almond oil甜杏仁油

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

Do you like sweet or dry sherry?

你喜欢甜的还是不甜的雪利酒?

The dish tastes a bit sweet.

这菜有点儿甜味。

Don\'t the roses smell sweet!

这玫瑰花真香!

The soprano\'s voice sounded clear and sweet.

那女高音歌手的嗓音响亮而动听。

I saw Jim with a really sweet girl in the cinema last night.

昨天晚上我在电影院里看到吉姆和一个很漂亮的女孩子在一起。

用作名词(n.)

You can have some more sweet.

你可以再吃点儿甜食。

The dentist told the boy not to eat too many sweets.

牙医告诫这男孩不要吃太多糖果。

例句参考

Mammalian T1R3 sweet taste receptors

Mammalian T1R3 sweet taste receptors

Mammalian T1R3 sweet taste receptors

Sweet\'s mechanism for merging fields in conducting fluids

Human receptors for sweet and umami taste.

Sweet Anticipation: Music and the Psychology of Expectation – By David Huron

Coding of sweet, bitter, and umami tastes: different receptor cells sharing similar signaling pathways.

\"Sweet Anticipation: Music and the Psychology of Expectation\", David Huron, Cambridge, Mass.-London 2006 : [recenzja] / Justyna Humi...

Total phenol analysis: automation and comparison with manual methods [Sweet wines]

Tas1r3, encoding a new candidate taste receptor, is allelic to the sweet responsiveness locus Sac

sweet词源

sweet

sweet: [OE] Sweet is part of an ancient family of ‘sweet’-words that goes back to the Indo- European base *swād-. From this evolved Greek hēdús ‘sweet’ (and also hēdoné ‘pleasure’, source of English hedonism [19]), Latin suāvis ‘sweet, pleasant’ (source of English suave) and suādēre ‘advise’ (source of English dissuade and persuade), and Sanskrit svādús ‘pleasanttasting’.Its Germanic descendant was *swōtja-, which evolved into German süss, Dutch zoot, Swedish söt, Danish sød, and English sweet. The use of the noun sweet for a ‘piece of confectionery’ (presumably short for sweetmeat [15]) dates from the mid-19th century.=> dissuade, hedonism, persuade, suave

sweet (adj.)

Old English swete \"pleasing to the senses, mind or feelings; having a pleasant disposition,\" from Proto-Germanic *swotja- (cognates: Old Saxon swoti, Old Frisian swet, Swedish söt, Danish sød, Middle Dutch soete, Dutch zoet, Old High German swuozi, German süß), from PIE root *swad- \"sweet, pleasant\" (Sanskrit svadus \"sweet;\" Greek hedys \"sweet, pleasant, agreeable,\" hedone \"pleasure;\" Latin suavis \"pleasant\" (not especially of taste), suadere \"to advise,\" properly \"to make something pleasant to\"). Words for \"sweet\" in Indo-European languages typically are used for other sense as well and in general for \"pleasing.\"

Then come kiss me, sweet-and-twenty!Youth\'s a stuff will not endure. [\"Twelfth Night\"]

Also \"being in a sound or wholesome state\" (mid-13c.), and, of water, \"fresh, not salt\" (late Old English). As an intensifier from 1958. Sweet in bed (c. 1300) was the equivalent of modern \"good in bed.\" To be sweet on someone is first recorded 1690s. Sweet sixteen first recorded 1767. Sweet dreams as a parting to one going to sleep is attested from 1897, short for sweet dreams to you, etc. Sweet-and-sour in cookery is from 1723 and not originally of oriental food. Sweet nothings \"sentimental trivialities\" is from 1900. Sweet spot is from 1976, first in reference to tennis rackets. Sweet corn is from 1640s.

sweet (n.)

c. 1300, \"something sweet to the taste,\" also \"beloved one,\" from sweet (adj.); the specific meaning \"candy drop\" is 1851 (earlier sweetie, 1721). Meaning \"one who is dear to another\" is from 14c. Old English swete (n.) meant \"sweetness.\"