| 词汇 | sanguine |
| 释义 | sanguine adjective formaluk /ˈsæŋ.ɡwɪn/ us /ˈsæŋ.ɡwɪn/ sanguineadjective (CHEERFUL)(of someone or someone's character) positive and hoping for good things: 乐观的，乐天的 They are less sanguine about the prospects for peace.他们对和平的前景不乐观。 See also optimistic Hoping and hopefulness appealingly beyond someone's expectations boosterish boosterism bright spot fancy hope springs eternalidiom hopeful hopefully hopefulness ill it's an ill wind (that blows nobody any good)idiom over-optimism over-optimistic over-optimistically pin your hopes on something/someoneidiom pious pipe dream positively wing sanguineadjective (RED)red in colour: The sun lit up her hair, bringing out tremendous sanguine red and amber highlights. He painted a giant streak of sanguine colour. All the men seemed to have big stomachs and sanguine complexions. There were sanguine streaks of blood on her arm. The skin, & skin colour anti-wrinkle ashy basal cell blush complexion corium flushed freckle-faced pasty-faced peaches and cream percutaneous perionychium permatan pigmented rubicund strawberry mark subcutaneous wanly webbing wheat complexion You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Less common colours sanguine | American Dictionarysanguine adjective us/ˈsæŋ·ɡwɪn/ (of someone or someone's character) positive and hopeful: Some people expect the economy to continue to improve, but others are less sanguine. Examples of sanguinesanguine Lest economists feel too sanguine about the virtues of markets, one should also acknowledge that markets do not always get it right. Although families sought to know about the reality of the patients' conditions, the patients were less sanguine concerning hospice or end-of-life planning. Scholars with a more sanguine view of the state often favour the cost-benefit approach. In contrast to the sanguine perspective on cognitive differences in schizophrenia lauded above, we propose that there is less here than meets the eye. Yet, with the long-term perspective of the historian and archaeologist contributors to this volume, its tone is remarkably sanguine. Menzies was less sanguine and saw the imperial connection as the most likely to yield results, especially in global war planning. On the other hand, there are those who are less sanguine about the debilitating effects of globalization on the sovereignty of nations. But his vision for society is predicated on a sanguine view of social relationships. Overly sanguine analyses dominated the academic debate in the early 1990s, but the critics had the upper hand by the end of the decade. Despite this sanguine attitude, measures were taken to protect against destabilization should there be a large-scale repatriation of notes. These four writers are sanguine about the prospects for democracy in their given areas of expertise. Historians of gender and sexuality used to be far more sanguine about the present. The tone of the analysis must therefore be more sober than sanguine. Not all party members were so sanguine about the program. On the one hand, these social democratic parties have become less sanguine about social democracy at the national level. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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