languor

英 [ˈlæŋɡə(r)]

美 [ˈlæŋɡər]

n.  倦怠; 懒洋洋; 慵懒

GRE医学

BNC.34080 / COCA.30872

牛津词典

noun

• 倦怠；懒洋洋；慵懒
  the pleasant state of feeling lazy and without energy
  1. A delicious languor was stealing over him.
     一种美滋滋懒洋洋的感觉悄悄传遍他的全身。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 慵懒；悠然
  Languoris a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and not having any energy or interest in anything.
  1. She, in her languor, had not troubled to eat much.
     她懒懒的，没吃多少东西。

英英释义

noun

• inactivity
  1. the general appearance of sluggishness alarmed his friends
  Synonym:lethargysluggishnessphlegmflatness
• a feeling of lack of interest or energy
  Synonym:lassitudelistlessness
• a relaxed comfortable feeling
  Synonym:dreaminess

双语例句

• It is a repose in the light, neither fever nor languor, on the bed or on the meadow.
  在荣光中休憩，既无癫狂也无倦怠，在床上或在草地。
• It was very like a sea, this deadly languor, that rose and rose and drowned his consciousness bit by bit.
  这种要命的疲倦，就像大海一样，一浪又一浪地涨过来，一点一点地吞噬着他的意识。
• As she rocked to and fro she felt the tensity of woe in abandonment, the magnificence of wrath after deception, the languor of sorrow after defeat.
  她坐在摇椅里摇晃着，一会儿感到被情人抛弃的深切痛苦，一会儿感到上当受骗后的怒火中烧，一会儿感到失败后的心灰意懒和悲伤。
• I heard the frightened whispers of the despoiled woodland, and the Kokil gave voice to the languor of the summer;
  我听到，枝残叶枯的树林战兢兢地切切私语；我听到，杜鹃吐露夏日慵倦的歌声；
• But he developed gradually a very musical English, He learnt to write sentences that fall away on the ear with a misty languor and it delighted him so much than he could never have enough of it.
  但是他逐步发展了一个具有音乐特色的英语，他学会写那种使人如坠云中的句子，而且，这是他非常高兴，以至于他都停不下来了。
• This wasn't sleep but a strange languor.
  这其实不是睡，而是一种说不出的衰弱无力。
• Dizziness, headaches, and languor afflicted her all day.
  晕眩、头痛和疲乏无力，整天在折磨着她。
• He affected a manner of extreme languor and debility.
  他装出一副极度虚弱无力的样子。
• But those who expect their treasured wine mementoes to prolong the warmth and languor of the summer holiday just past are all too often disappointed.
  但他们经常感到失望的是，自己珍藏的葡萄酒纪念品并没有延续刚刚过去的夏日假期的温暖和慵懒。
• During a life's journey, the worst thing that can happen to a person is perhaps not poverty nor misfortune, but an unutterable, nagging sense of languor.
  在人生的旅途中，最糟糕的境遇往往不是贫困、不是厄运，而是精神和心境处于一种无知无觉的疲惫状态。