bonny

英 [ˈbɒni]

美 [ˈbɑːni]

adj.  十分漂亮的; 有魅力的

最高级：bonniest　比较级：bonnier　

BNC.21028 / COCA.31536

牛津词典

adj.

• 十分漂亮的；有魅力的
  very pretty; attractive
  1. a bonny baby/lass
     漂亮的婴儿 / 姑娘

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 漂亮的；好看的
  Someone or something that isbonnyis attractive and nice to look at.
  1. Jemima was a bonny Highland lassie of 15.
     杰迈玛是一个15岁的美丽漂亮的高地少女。

英英释义

adj

• very pleasing to the eye
  1. my bonny lass
  2. there's a bonny bay beyond
  3. a comely face
  4. young fair maidens
  Synonym:bonniecomelyfairsightly

双语例句

• Nay,'said the servant,'don't be hard on the bonny lass, Mrs Dean.
  “别，”那女仆说，“丁太太，对这个漂亮的小姑娘别这么凶吧。
• Another member of Read's pirate crew was Anne Bonny.
  另一位成员阅读的海盗船员安妮邦尼。
• Bonny: And we can visit some factories along the river.
  邦妮：我们可以参观一下建在河流旁边的工厂。
• Who would want to go see that bonny body of yours anyway?
  就你这柴禾妞的身子骨谁看你哪？
• She had bonny children, yet she felt they had been thrust upon her, and she could not love them.
  她健美孩子，但她觉得他们已经加诸她，她不能爱他们。
• She had a big bonny boy with fair hair.
  她有个漂亮的金发大男孩。
• And the bonny boats are sailing.
  沿着多里安海岸，美丽的船儿在航行。
• You've a IOT to iearn, bonny iad.
  你要学的还很多，年轻人。
• Claire Young was the team leader for the girls, and was what my mother would call "bonny".
  克莱尔对青年一代的队长，为女孩，并是什么，我的母亲会称为“波力”。
• I hear tell she was very bonny.
  据说她过去长得很标致。