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bonnily

/ˈbɒn.ɪ.li/

翻译: 古旧副词,意为“漂亮地”、“可爱地”或“愉快地”。源自形容词 bonny(意为迷人的或美好的),用于旧式英语,尤其在苏格兰和英格兰北部方言中,描述以迷人悦人的方式进行的动作。

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adverb

/ˈbɒn.ɪ.li/C2formalbritish已废弃
  • zh古旧副词,意为“漂亮地”、“可爱地”或“愉快地”。源自形容词 bonny(意为迷人的或美好的),用于旧式英语,尤其在苏格兰和英格兰北部方言中,描述以迷人悦人的方式进行的动作。

An archaic adverb meaning 'prettily,' 'beautifully,' or 'pleasantly.' Derived from the adjective 'bonny' (meaning attractive or fine), it was used in older English, particularly in Scottish and Northern English dialects, to describe actions done in a charming or agreeable manner.

  1. In a bonny mannerC2formalbritish

    In a way that is attractive, pretty, or pleasing to the eye.

    zh漂亮地

    • She smiled bonnily at the guests.
    • The garden was bonnily arranged with colorful flowers.
    • He bonnily greeted everyone at the party.

    同义词attractivelybeautifullyhandsomelypleasinglyprettily

词形
  • more bonnily comparative form
  • most bonnily superlative form