bosomed

• 古语形容词，意为“有胸的、有胸膛的”，常用于诗歌或文学语境中，描述某人的胸部或内心。

An archaic adjective meaning having a bosom, often used in poetic or literary contexts to describe a person's chest or heart.

1. Having a specified bosomC1formal

   Having a bosom of a particular kind, often used in compound adjectives.

   具有特定胸部的

   • She was a full-bosomed woman in the painting.
   • The actress was described as a large-bosomed beauty.
   • He admired the small-bosomed figure in the sculpture.

   同义词breastedbusted

2. Having a protective or nurturing qualityC2formal

   Having a quality likened to a bosom, such as warmth, shelter, or intimacy.

   具有保护或养育特质的

   • The warm-bosomed earth welcomed the seeds.
   • She felt safe in the soft-bosomed embrace of her home.
   • The bosomed valley offered shelter from the wind.

   同义词affectionatecomfortingembracingmaternalmotherlyprotectivetenderwarm

• 过时或文学性的动词，意为拥抱、珍爱或将某人某物紧贴于心，常用于诗歌或圣经语境。

An archaic or literary verb meaning to embrace, cherish, or hold close to the heart, often used in poetic or biblical contexts.

1. Conceal or keep closeC1formal

   To hide or keep something securely against one's chest or in a private place.

   藏在怀里

   • She bosomed the precious letter inside her coat.
   • He bosomed the small treasure, keeping it safe from prying eyes.
   • The child bosomed the kitten, protecting it from the cold.

   同义词cherishharbornurseshelter

   反义词discloseexposerevealuncover

2. Embrace or hug tightlyC1formal

   To hold someone closely and tightly in one's arms, usually as a sign of affection.

   拥抱

   • The mother bosomed her child after a long separation.
   • He bosomed his friend in a warm greeting.
   • They bosomed each other, sharing a moment of deep comfort.

   同义词claspcuddleembraceenfoldhugpresssqueeze