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finespun

/ˈfaɪn.spʌn/

翻译: 形容某事物极其精细、微妙,或精巧复杂到近乎不切实际、过分繁复的程度。

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adjective

/ˈfaɪn.spʌn/C2formal已废弃
  • zh形容某事物极其精细、微妙,或精巧复杂到近乎不切实际、过分繁复的程度。

An adjective describing something that is extremely delicate, subtle, or intricately refined, often to the point of being impractical or overly complex.

  1. Delicately or subtly developedC1formal

    Developed with extreme delicacy and subtlety, often referring to arguments, theories, or artistic works.

    zh精妙细致的

    • The philosopher presented a finespun argument about the nature of consciousness.
    • Her finespun analysis of the poem revealed layers of meaning.
    • The novel's plot is a finespun web of intrigue and emotion.

    同义词delicatefinerefinedsubtle

  2. Excessively detailedC2formal

    Developed in excessively fine detail, sometimes to the point of being overly complex or impractical.

    zh过于精细的

    • The plan was so finespun that it collapsed under its own complexity.
    • His finespun theories often lost touch with practical reality.
    • The architect's finespun designs were beautiful but impossible to build.

    同义词convolutedhairsplittinglaboredoverrefined

    反义词broadcoarsecrudegeneralplainroughsimpleuncomplicated

词形
  • more finespun comparative form
  • most finespun superlative form