英语词汇@topic_personal-qualities_level=c2怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

单词	@topic_personal-qualities_level=c2
释义	above yourselfidiom c2 abrasiveadjective c2 abruptadjective c2 abusiveadjective c2 accommodatingadjective c2 acidadjective c2 adeptadjective c2 adroitadjective c2 affabilitynoun c2 affableadjective c2 agileadjective c2 a live wireidiom c2 aloofadjective c2 amiableadjective c2 amicableadjective c2 amoraladjective c2 angelicadjective c2 animatedadjective c2 approachableadjective c2 arrogancenoun c2 artfuladjective c2 artlessadjective c2 assiduousadjective c2 assuredadjective c2 astuteadjective c2 at (your) easeidiom c2 audaciousadjective c2 audacitynoun c2 autocratnoun c2 autocraticadjective c2 autonomousadjective c2 backbitingnoun c2 backslidingnoun c2 ballsnoun c2 ballsyadjective c2 baseadjective c2 be/get too big for your bootsidiom c2 belligerentadjective c2 benevolentadjective c2 benignadjective c2 (be) on the ballidiom c2 be puffed up with pride, etc.idiom c2 be the limitidiom c2 big-headnoun c2 big-headedadjective c2 bigotnoun c2 bigotedadjective c2 bitchyadjective c2 blabberverb c2 bleeding heartnoun c2 blimpnoun c2 blimpishadjective c2 bluffverb c2 blusterverb c2 boastfuladjective c2 bogusadjective c2 boisterousadjective c2 bone idleadjective c2 bottlenoun c2 bounceverb c2 bouncingadjective c2 bouncyadjective c2 boy wondernoun c2 braggartnoun c2 brainboxnoun c2 brashadjective c2 breezeverb c2 briskadjective c2 brutenoun c2 brutishadjective c2 bubblyadjective c2 bullheadedadjective c2 bullishadjective c2 bumnoun c2 busybodynoun c2 cannyadjective c2 cattyadjective c2 cheapadjective c2 chickenadjective c2 chicken outphrasal verb c2 chirpyadjective c2 chivalrousadjective c2 chivalrynoun c2 churlishadjective c2 chutzpahnoun c2 clean-cutadjective c2 clean-livingadjective c2 coarseadjective c2 cockyadjective c2 Colonel Blimpnoun c2 coltishadjective c2 come out of yourselfphrasal verb c2 companionableadjective c2 conceitnoun c2 conciliateverb c2 connivingadjective c2 contraryadjective c2 courteousadjective c2 covidiotnoun c2 cowardicenoun c2 coyadjective c2 craftyadjective c2 cravenadjective c2 crispadjective c2 cunningadjective c2 cunningnoun c2 cutienoun c2 cuttingadjective c2 dashingadjective c2 deadbeatnoun c2 debauchedadjective c2 debonairadjective c2 deceitnoun c2 deceitfuladjective c2 decencynoun c2 depravedadjective c2 depravitynoun c2 derring-donoun c2 devilishadjective c2 deviousadjective c2 diabolicaladjective c2 diligentadjective c2 discreetadjective c2 dishonournoun c2 dishonourableadjective c2 disobedientadjective c2 dissoluteadjective c2 domineeringadjective c2 do somebody’s head inidiom c2 dossernoun c2 doughtyadjective c2 douradjective c2 dronenoun c2 dubiousadjective c2 duplicitynoun c2 dutifuladjective c2 dynamismnoun c2 ebulliencenoun c2 ebullientadjective c2 effervescentadjective c2 effronterynoun c2 egocentricadjective c2 egoismnoun c2 enterprisingadjective c2 exasperatingadjective c2 exuberantadjective c2 faint-heartedadjective c2 familiaritynoun c2 fickleadjective c2 flamboyantadjective c2 flauntverb c2 forcedadjective c2 forthrightadjective c2 fortitudenoun c2 forwardadjective c2 foul-mouthedadjective c2 freshadjective c2 friskyadjective c2 frolicverb c2 frolicnoun c2 frolicsomeadjective c2 frontnoun c2 full of yourselfidiom c2 gallantadjective c2 gallantrynoun c2 gamelyadverb c2 genialadjective c2 get-up-and-gonoun c2 gibenoun c2 goadverb c2 God-fearingadjective c2 godlyadjective c2 good-for-nothingadjective c2 good-for-nothingnoun c2 gracefuladjective c2 graciousadjective c2 graspingadjective c2 greedy gutsidiom c2 gregariousadjective c2 gripeverb c2 gritnoun c2 grittyadjective c2 grouseverb c2 grubbyadjective c2 guilenoun c2 guilelessadjective c2 gumptionnoun c2 gustonoun c2 gutlessadjective c2 gutsyadjective c2 hatefuladjective c2 have a big mouthidiom c2 have a heart of goldidiom c2 have/lack the courage of your convictionsidiom c2 have no stomach for somethingidiom c2 heartyadjective c2 heinousadjective c2 henpeckedadjective c2 heroicsnoun c2 highbrowadjective c2 high-handedadjective c2 high-mindedadjective c2 high-spiritedadjective c2 horridadjective c2 hubrisnoun c2 hyperadjective c2 idlernoun c2 ill-treatverb c2 ill-treatmentnoun c2 ill willnoun c2 immodestadjective c2 impertinencenoun c2 impertinentadjective c2 importunateadjective c2 importuneverb c2 impudencenoun c2 impudentadjective c2 impureadjective c2 incisiveadjective c2 incivilitynoun c2 inconstancynoun c2 inconstantadjective c2 indecencynoun c2 indecentadjective c2 indefensibleadjective c2 indomitableadjective c2 infamynoun c2 infernaladjective c2 ingenuitynoun c2 ingenuousadjective c2 insolencenoun c2 insolentadjective c2 insponoun c2 insufferableadjective c2 interferingadjective c2 intrepidadjective c2 introvertedadjective c2 invest inphrasal verb c2 irrepressibleadjective c2 jauntyadjective c2 jibenoun c2 jiltverb c2 jovialadjective c2 kidverb c2 laggardnoun c2 layaboutnoun c2 lead onphrasal verb c2 libertinenoun c2 licentiousadjective c2 lily-liveredadjective c2 loafernoun c2 loftyadjective c2 lollverb c2 looseadjective c2 loungeverb c2 lumpnoun c2 machoadjective c2 magnanimousadjective c2 magnetismnoun c2 malefactornoun c2 manfuladjective c2 mastermindnoun c2 meanadjective c2 mercenaryadjective c2 mercifuladjective c2 mercurialadjective c2 meticulousadjective c2 mildadjective c2 milksopnoun c2 mischiefnoun c2 mischievousadjective c2 misernoun c2 monstrousadjective c2 moral fibrenoun c2 moralistnoun c2 moralizeverb c2 mordantadjective c2 mouthyadjective c2 musterverb c2 narcissismnoun c2 needyadjective c2 nefariousadjective c2 nervenoun c2 ne’er-do-wellnoun c2 nobilitynoun c2 nosy parkernoun c2 number onenoun c2 obstinateadjective c2 opportunismnoun c2 opportunistadjective c2 opportunistnoun c2 outfaceverb c2 overconfidentadjective c2 over-optimisticadjective c2 overweeningadjective c2 panachenoun c2 past masternoun c2 pepnoun c2 peppyadjective c2 perk upphrasal verb c2 perkyadjective c2 personableadjective c2 pettyadjective c2 phoneyadjective c2 phonyadjective c2 pig-headedadjective c2 pizzazznoun c2 plucknoun c2 pluckyadjective c2 poisenoun c2 poisedadjective c2 poke fun at somebody/somethingidiom c2 polishedadjective c2 positivitynoun c2 possessiveadjective c2 powerhousenoun c2 preenverb c2 prejudicedadjective c2 presumptionnoun c2 presumptuousadjective c2 Prince Charmingnoun c2 proactiveadjective c2 properadjective c2 prudenoun c2 prudishadjective c2 punkyadjective c2 puritannoun c2 puritanicaladjective c2 pussycatnoun c2 quick-wittedadjective c2 raffishadjective c2 rambunctiousadjective c2 razor-sharpadjective c2 rebuffverb c2 rebuffnoun c2 rectitudenoun c2 Renaissance mannoun c2 reprobateadjective c2 reprobatenoun c2 rumbustiousadjective c2 sangfroidnoun c2 sanguineadjective c2 sapnoun c2 sarcasmnoun c2 sassyadjective c2 scornverb c2 scoundrelnoun c2 scrupulousadjective c2 seedyadjective c2 self-absorbedadjective c2 self-assertiveadjective c2 self-assurancenoun c2 self-assuredadjective c2 self-congratulationnoun c2 self-congratulatoryadjective c2 self-deprecatingadjective c2 self-indulgencenoun c2 self-indulgentadjective c2 self-motivationnoun c2 self-possessedadjective c2 self-possessionnoun c2 self-regardnoun c2 self-regardingadjective c2 self-reliancenoun c2 self-reliantadjective c2 self-respectnoun c2 self-respectingadjective c2 self-satisfiedadjective c2 self-servingadjective c2 self-starternoun c2 self-worthnoun c2 sermonizeverb c2 shambleverb c2 shiftlessadjective c2 shiftyadjective c2 shirkverb c2 shirkernoun c2 shoot your mouth off (about something)idiom c2 show offphrasal verb b2 shrewdadjective c2 slackernoun c2 sleazenoun c2 sleazyadjective c2 slobnoun c2 slob aroundphrasal verb c2 slob outphrasal verb c2 slothnoun c2 slothfuladjective c2 slouchnoun c2 slouchyadjective c2 sluggardnoun c2 sluggishadjective c2 slyadjective c2 smearverb c2 smoothlyadverb c2 smugadjective c2 snideadjective c2 softadjective c2 soft-heartedadjective c2 softienoun c2 softynoun c2 sordidadjective c2 sparkleverb c2 sparklenoun c2 spin (somebody) a yarn, tale, etc.idiom c2 spiritedadjective c2 spitefuladjective c2 sprightlyadjective c2 springyadjective c2 spryadjective c2 spunknoun c2 spurnverb c2 squareadjective c2 stand tallidiom c2 staunchadjective c2 stiff-neckedadjective c2 stoutadjective c2 stout-heartedadjective c2 straightadjective c2 straight-lacedadjective c2 strait-lacedadjective c2 street-smartadjective c2 street smartsnoun c2 streetwiseadjective c2 strutverb c2 suaveadjective c2 sulkyadjective c2 superiority complexnoun c2 sure-footedadjective c2 surlyadjective c2 swaggerverb c2 swankverb c2 sweetienoun c2 tartadjective c2 tauntverb c2 tauntnoun c2 temeritynoun c2 temperamentnoun c2 temperamentaladjective c2 tender-heartedadjective c2 tigerishadjective c2 timiditynoun c2 timorousadjective c2 tirelessadjective c2 togetheradjective c2 trumpetverb c2 tryingadjective c2 unapproachableadjective c2 uncharitableadjective c2 unconscionableadjective c2 unflinchingadjective c2 ungraciousadjective c2 uprightadjective c2 upstandingadjective c2 vaingloriousadjective c2 vainglorynoun c2 valiantadjective c2 valournoun c2 vanitynoun c2 veracitynoun c2 vigorousadjective c2 vigournoun c2 virtuousadjective c2 vitaladjective c2 vivaciousadjective c2 vivacitynoun c2 vociferousadjective c2 vulgaradjective c2 vulgaritynoun c2 walk tallidiom c2 wantonadjective c2 wastrelnoun c2 weak-kneedadjective c2 well disposedadjective c2 well meaningadjective c2 while awayphrasal verb c2 whingeverb c2 whizz-kidnoun c2 wholesomeadjective c2 wilyadjective c2 wimpnoun c2 witnoun c1 wussnoun c2 yellow-belliedadjective c2 yellow-bellynoun c2 zealnoun c2 zealousadjective c2
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英汉双解词典包含314281条英汉词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。