commodious

commodious怎么读

英式音标：[kəˈməʊdiəs]

美式音标：[kəˈmoʊdiəs]

commodious基本解释

adj. 宽敞的；方便的

commodious的意思释义

adj.

宽敞的；

英英释义

adj.large and roomy (`convenient\' is archaic in this sense)

\"a commodious harbor\"; \"a commodious building suitable for conventions\"

同义词：convenient

commodious用法及例句

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

It is a commodious house.

这是一间宽敞的房屋。

The students\' cupboards are very commodious.

学生们的橱柜非常宽敞。

例句参考

Commodious Axiomatization of Quantifiers in Multiple-Valued Logic

PHORETIC DEUTONYMPHS OF SCHWIEBEA SP. (ACARI: ASTIGMATA: ACARIDAE) TRAVEL IN COMMODIOUS NITID DORSAL PITS OF ADULT LAGOCHEIRUS ARANE...

\"A warre . . . commodious\": Dramatizing Islamic Schism in and after Tamburlaine

Commodious Recirculation: Commodity and Dream in Joyce\'s \"Ulysses\"

\"An Elegant and Commodious Building\": William Buckland and the Design of the Prince William County Courthouse

Commodious Living

Commodious Knowledge

Brendan meets Columbus: A more commodious islescape

“Quite a Genteel and Extreamly Commodious House”: Southern Taverns, Anxious Elites, and the British-American Quest for Social Diff...

commodious词源

commodious

commodious: [15] Latin commodus meant ‘convenient’. It was a compound adjective formed from com- ‘with’ and modus ‘measure’, and thus meaning literally ‘conforming with due measure’. From it was derived the medieval Latin adjective commodiōsus, which passed, probably via French commodieux, into English. This originally meant ‘advantageous, useful, convenient’, and it was not really until the 16th century that it developed the meaning ‘affording a conveniently large amount of space’.The noun derivative commodity entered English in the 14th century, and from earliest times had the concrete meaning ‘article of commerce’, deriving from the more general sense ‘something useful’. Commodus was borrowed into French as commode ‘convenient’, which came to be used as a noun meaning both ‘tall headdress for women’ and ‘chest of drawers’. English adopted the word in the 17th century, and in the 19th century added the new sense ‘chair housing a chamber pot’ (a semantic development paralleling the euphemistic use of convenience for lavatory).=> commode, commodity

commodious (adj.)

early 15c., \"beneficial, convenient,\" from Medieval Latin commodiosus \"convenient, useful,\" from Latin commodus (see commode). Meaning \"roomy, spacious\" first attested 1550s. Related: Commodiously; commodiousness.

commodious相关例句

1.Our house is commodious.

我们家住的地方很宽余。

3.a commodious harbour

方便的港湾

8.It is a commodious house.

这是一间宽敞的房屋。