sentiment
/ˈsentɪmənt/
n.
标准词条
CET-4
一句话记住
情绪;观点;态度
释义与例句
n.
情绪;观点;态度
a feeling or opinion about something; a view or attitude that people have about a particular situation
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Public sentiment is strongly against the new housing development.
公众情绪强烈反对这项新的住房开发项目。
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The president's speech reflected the growing sentiment for change.
总统的讲话反映了人们日益增长的要求变革的情绪。
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There is a lot of anti-war sentiment among the students.
学生中间有强烈的反战情绪。
词源与构词
记忆钩子
sentiment 是名词“情绪、观点”;sentimental 是形容词“多愁善感的”。public sentiment 是“公众情绪、民意”。
词族与关联词
词族(同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式)
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sentimental 多愁善感的;感伤的sentiment 的形容词形式,指易动感情的或感伤的。
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sentimentally 伤感地;多情地sentimental 的副词形式。
易混词(形近或义近,注意区别)
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sentimental 多愁善感的;感伤的sentiment 是名词,指“情绪、观点”;sentimental 是形容词,指“多愁善感的、感伤的”,常用于描述人或事物带有过分的感情色彩。The old photograph made her feel sentimental about her childhood. 那张旧照片让她对童年产生了感伤之情。
常见搭配
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public sentiment 公众情绪;民意The government changed its policy in response to public sentiment. 政府顺应民意改变了政策。
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strong sentiment 强烈的情绪There is strong sentiment against the plan in the local community. 当地社区对这项计划有强烈的反对情绪。
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sentiment against 对…的反感情绪Sentiment against the war grew steadily over the months. 几个月来,反战情绪持续增长。