poignant
🇬🇧 /ˈpɔɪnjənt/
🇺🇸 /ˈpɔɪnjənt/
📖 释义
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adjective
辛酸的; 辛辣的; 剧烈的; 尖锐的
🔗 详情
词形变化
比较级: more poignant
最高级: most poignant
常用搭配
poignant reminderpoignant momentpoignant storypoignant tributepoignant imagedeeply poignant
派生词
poignantlypoignancy
同义词
movingtouchingaffectingheartrendingstirringemotive
反义词
indifferentunmoving
易混淆词
pungent
EN: 'Pungent' refers to a sharp smell or taste, while 'poignant' refers to something emotionally moving or bittersweet; both derive from Latin 'pungere' (to prick).
zh: 'Pungent'指尖锐的气味或味道，而'poignant'指情感上动人或苦乐参半的事物；两者均源自拉丁语'pungere'（刺）。
poignancy
EN: 'Poignancy' is the noun form referring to the quality of being poignant, while 'poignant' is the adjective.
zh: 'Poignancy'是名词形式，指动人的品质，而'poignant'是形容词。
拼写提示
EN: Remember the silent 'g': it is 'poignant', not 'poinant' or 'poigniant'. The 'oi' digraph and silent 'g' make this a frequently misspelled word.
zh: 记住无声的'g'：它是'poignant'，而不是'poinant'或'poigniant'。'oi'双字母组合和无声的'g'使这个词经常被拼错。
💬 例句
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The film told a poignant story of loss and reunion.
这部电影讲述了一个关于失去与重逢的辛酸故事。
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The sauce had a poignant flavor that lingered on the palate.
这种酱汁有一种 lingering 的辛辣味。
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She felt a poignant sense of loneliness after he left.
他离开后，她感到一阵强烈的孤独。
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His poignant wit cut through the pretense of the gathering.
他辛辣的机智刺穿了聚会的虚伪。