blest

• “bless” 的古旧或诗歌体过去式和过去分词，意为被神圣化或得到神的祝福；现代英语中很少使用，多见于宗教或文学语境。

An archaic or poetic past tense and past participle of 'bless', meaning to have been made holy or to have received divine favor. It is now rarely used in modern English outside of religious or literary contexts.

1. Highly favored or fortunateB2formal

   Endowed with divine favor or protection; experiencing great happiness or good fortune.

   受祝福的

   • They felt truly blest to have such wonderful friends.
   • The community considered themselves blest after the harvest.
   • She counted herself blest to live in such a peaceful place.

   同义词blessedfavoredfortunatehappylucky

   反义词accursedcurseddamnedunfortunatewretched

• 动词，指祈求神赐福于某人或某物，使其神圣或蒙受恩惠；也用于表示感谢或赞美。

A verb used to indicate the act of invoking divine favor upon someone or something, or to express gratitude or praise.

不规则动词

1. Invoke divine favorB1formal

   To ask God or a higher power to protect or favor someone or something.

   祝福

   • The priest blessed the congregation at the end of the service.
   • She blessed her children before they went to sleep.
   • They asked the monk to bless their new home.

   同义词anointbenedictconsecratededicatehallowsanctify

   反义词curse

2. Endow with a gift or qualityB2formal

   To provide someone with a special ability, talent, or advantage.

   赋予

   • Nature blessed her with a beautiful singing voice.
   • He was blessed with great intelligence and curiosity.
   • The region is blessed with abundant natural resources.

   同义词bestowconferendowfavorgracegrant

   反义词afflictcurse

3. Express gratitudeB1informal

   Used to express thanks or appreciation, often in a religious or heartfelt context.

   祝福

   • Bless you for helping me with this heavy luggage.
   • She blessed her luck when she found the lost wallet.
   • He blessed the kindness of strangers during his travels.

   同义词appreciateextolgive thanksglorifypraisethank

   反义词cursedamn