| 词汇 | thesaurus_articles_giving-pleasure-and-holding-your-attention |
| 释义 | giving pleasure and holding your attentionThese words describe things that you find enjoyable, pleasant, or interesting. The word with the broadest use is good. Good is a very general word to describe something that is pleasant. It's a good film overall. The weather's been good. The opposite of good is bad. Like good, bad can be a very general word. We have some bad weather blowing in. For more opposites of good, see the article at bad. In writing good can often be replaced by a more specific word, such as enjoyable, pleasant, or interesting. These words are not very strong or enthusiastic words. We had an enjoyable time with Bob and Helen. The weather is pleasant but not too hot. The history of the place was really interesting. For more words about things that keep your interest, see the article at interesting. If something is nice or lovely, it is pleasant and enjoyable, but in a way that does not give you very strong feelings. Lovely is more common in UK English than in US English. Have a nice day! Well, that was a nice meal. This is lovely weather we're having, isn't it? I had a lovely evening at the theatre. Something that is pleasant but gives you stronger feelings of enjoyment can be called delightful. We had such a delightful time - let's do this again soon! Our holiday was absolutely delightful. In formal language, things that give you pleasure or feelings of enjoyment can be called agreeable or pleasing. We spent quite an agreeable day together. The flower arrangement is quite pleasing. One opposite of agreeable is disagreeable. Disagreeable, like agreeable, is formal. It is a most disagreeable turn of events! For more words related to being good enough, see the article at acceptable. For words to describe things that are extremely good, see the article at excellent. Related articlesmorally right of high quality |
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