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fare-thee-well

/ˌfɛər ðiː ˈwɛl/

翻译: 名词,指完美无缺的状态或最高程度,常用于短语 'to a fare-thee-well',意为达到极致、尽善尽美。

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noun

/ˌfɛər ðiː ˈwɛl/C2formal已废弃
  • zh名词,指完美无缺的状态或最高程度,常用于短语 'to a fare-thee-well',意为达到极致、尽善尽美。

A noun referring to a state of perfection or the utmost degree of something, often used in the phrase 'to a fare-thee-well'.

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  1. State of perfectionC2informalamerican

    The highest or most complete degree of something; a state of being done perfectly or thoroughly.

    zh完美境界

    • The chef cooked the steak to a fare-thee-well.
    • She cleaned the house to a fare-thee-well, leaving no speck of dust.
    • He rehearsed his speech to a fare-thee-well, knowing every pause and gesture.

    同义词acmeapexculminationheightpeakperfectionpinnacleultimateutmostzenith

词形
  • fare-thee-wells plural form
  • fare-thee-wells' possessive plural form
  • fare-thee-well's possessive singular form