bonny

英 [ˈbɒni]

美 [ˈbɑːni]

adj.  十分漂亮的; 有魅力的

最高级：bonniest　比较级：bonnier　

BNC.21028 / COCA.31536

牛津词典

adj.

• 十分漂亮的；有魅力的
  very pretty; attractive
  1. a bonny baby/lass
     漂亮的婴儿 / 姑娘

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 漂亮的；好看的
  Someone or something that isbonnyis attractive and nice to look at.
  1. Jemima was a bonny Highland lassie of 15.
     杰迈玛是一个15岁的美丽漂亮的高地少女。

英英释义

adj

• very pleasing to the eye
  1. my bonny lass
  2. there's a bonny bay beyond
  3. a comely face
  4. young fair maidens
  Synonym:bonniecomelyfairsightly

双语例句

• Sunday's child is bonny, blithe and good and gay.
  星期日出生的孩子漂亮，愉快，乖巧又有朝气。
• Don't be hard on the bonny lass.
  别对这个漂亮的小姑娘这么凶吧。
• Another member of Read's pirate crew was Anne Bonny.
  另一位成员阅读的海盗船员安妮邦尼。
• To tie up his bonny brown hair.
  可以扎起他棕色的头发。
• Who would want to go see that bonny body of yours anyway?
  就你这柴禾妞的身子骨谁看你哪？
• In a piece in memory of her granny, bonny confessed that she believed in life after death, that her granny continued to live in another realm, that someday, she would be with her again.
  在悼念婆婆的一篇稿中，彭妮承认她相信来世。她相信去世的婆婆继续活在另一个空间，而终有一天，她们会再相聚。
• Claire Young was the team leader for the girls, and was what my mother would call "bonny".
  克莱尔对青年一代的队长，为女孩，并是什么，我的母亲会称为“波力”。
• Nay,'said the servant,'don't be hard on the bonny lass, Mrs Dean.
  “别，”那女仆说，“丁太太，对这个漂亮的小姑娘别这么凶吧。
• Of, relating to, or devoted to the temporal world. In sharp contrast to Hobbes 'cynic view of human existence, Bonny Hicks exemplified a form of life that is loving, caring and sharing.
  彭妮的生命代表了一个充满爱心、关怀和分享的生命，与霍布斯愤世嫉俗的人生观形成强烈对比。与世俗世界无关或超脱于世俗考虑之外的。
• She had bonny children, yet she felt they had been thrust upon her, and she could not love them.
  她健美孩子，但她觉得他们已经加诸她，她不能爱他们。