时间:2019-02-09 作者:英语课 分类:英语口语


英语课

   口语:英文如何夸人好看?


  如果用来形容“好看”,beautiful这个词就是个strong word,太高大上,不够接地气儿。它更适合形容那种气质上的高贵美。说“好看”用good-looking就好了。
  不少人常听老外说gorgeous这个词,觉得用它来夸人漂亮很地道。Gorgeous可以形容事物很棒很好,口语里很常用,如果是形容人好看,意思则是very beautiful。我们说一个人漂亮有可能是她本身长得美,也可能是这个人很有魅力。怎样用英文夸得更具体,更有质感?
  1. Good-looking 好看的
  它的意思类似于汉语中的“好看”,指容貌较好,就是单纯的说五官长得好,口语常用。
  She’s good-looking.
  她长得不错。
  2. Attractive 有魅力的,迷人的
  它指的是那种“吸引人的漂亮”,跟单纯的“好看”不一样,更多了几分内在的东西,综合方面的“漂亮,迷人”。算是较高的评价。
  I have a crush on her. She’s so attractive.
  我喜欢她,她太迷人了。
  3. Pretty 相当漂亮的
  口语中较常用,如:looks pretty.
  Look at that blonde. She’s pretty.
  看那个金发妞,太正了!
  4. Stunning 1 美艳至极的
  这个词表达的那种漂亮就是在马路上一走,回头率爆表的那种。令人晕倒的美。比如女神出现时,你心想:She’s stunning.
  Wow, you look stunning here.
  天哪,你在这迷倒一片!

adj.极好的;使人晕倒的
  • His plays are distinguished only by their stunning mediocrity.他的戏剧与众不同之处就是平凡得出奇。
  • The finished effect was absolutely stunning.完工后的效果非常美。
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