delicacy

• 指精致、稀有或昂贵的食物，常为特定文化或饮食中备受珍视的美味佳肴；也可指精美、微妙或稀有的事物。

A noun referring to a choice or expensive food item, often rare or highly prized in a particular culture or cuisine.

1. Rare or expensive foodB2formalculinary

   A choice or expensive food item, often considered a luxury.

   美味佳肴

   • Truffles are considered a delicacy in many cuisines.
   • She ordered the chef's special delicacy for dinner.
   • Caviar is a famous delicacy served at high-end events.

   同义词daintyluxuryspecialtytreat

2. Fragility or sensitivityB2formal

   The quality of being delicate, fragile, or easily damaged.

   脆弱性

   • The delicacy of the antique vase required careful handling.
   • He handled the situation with great delicacy.
   • The fabric's delicacy means it must be washed by hand.

   同义词daintinessexquisitenessfinenessfragilityfrailtysensitivitytendernessvulnerability

   反义词durabilityhardinessrobustnesssturdinesstoughness

3. Tact or sensitivity in behaviorB2formal

   Careful and considerate behavior to avoid offending others.

   得体

   • She discussed the sensitive topic with delicacy.
   • The diplomat handled the negotiations with delicacy.
   • He showed great delicacy in addressing her personal issues.

   同义词careconsiderationdiplomacydiscretionfinessesensitivitysubtletytactthoughtfulness

   反义词bluntnesscrudenessindelicacyinsensitivitytactlessness