英语释义

• a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow);

  "the film captured all the pathos of their situation"

• a state of deeply felt distress or sorrow;

  "a moment of extraordinary poignancy"

片语

intensity强度；强烈；[电子] 亮度；紧张

mordacity辛辣（言词等的）；讽刺（言词等的）

英汉例句

• in may, moments of sweetness, poignancy and tenderness are natural expressions of family and friends coming together.

  五月里，亲人和朋友会面有自然表现出的甜蜜，苦涩甜蜜和温柔片刻。

• words are of great poignancy in your world.

  语言的力量在你们世界有巨大的力量。

• both of these have been touched by truly tragic events, which always add a tinge of poignancy to their many successes on the field.

  这两次意外都令人为之动容，严重的惨案甚至使得这两家俱乐部在球场上取得的一切成功都显得如此黯淡无光。

• ah, fathers, they wait so long before they let down their guard with their sons. when they do the power and poignancy of it is overwhelming.

  可是，天下的父亲总要等很久很久，才会对儿子感到放心。当他们这样做的时候，那种影响和辛酸是压倒性的。

• haven’t ever seen the documentaries, but joseph o’neill’s novel 「netherland」 seems to capture with great poignancy that powerful sense that a certain kind of world has slipped away.

  我没有看过关于911的纪录片，不过约瑟夫·奥尼尔的小说netherland似乎非常敏锐地捕捉到了那种强烈的感觉：某种世界格局已经崩溃了。

• all this lends poignancy to the question ayer himself asks, a few lines below the passage we have been considering「 「why may we not say that we are directly aware of material things?」

  所有这些都尖锐地导向艾耶尔自己所提的问题，在我们上面考察的那个段落下面几行之后，他问道：「我们为什么不可以说我们直接感知物质事物？」

• ms mckeon skips months with the turn of a page, glossing over significant events like christmas and birthdays in order to expose the poignancy of the everyday.

  书中有时翻一页就向前跨了几个月，对于一些如圣诞节、生日等重要日子麦肯一笔带过，以表现日常生活的辛酸苦痛。

• vivid testimony of the lives and interests of the former occupants, the poignancy of these photographs is intensified by awareness that their owners probably had no choice in their relocation.

  这些作品生动地捕捉了原居住者之前的生活和兴趣，并且强烈地表现出他们搬离时毫无选择的窘状。

• 「all of us can’t help but feel the poignancy of what could have been achieved but never was, 」 brown says.

  管理员brown说「所有人都不禁为公主本可以完成但却没能完成的使命感到心痛。」但是她的成就却是非凡的。

• as she sat in church her face had a pathos and poignancy .

  当她坐在教堂里时，脸上带着一种哀婉和辛辣的表情。

• it is our gaze which gives to the blue of the autumn sky its wistful tinge and human yearning which gives poignancy to the breath of its breezes.

  是我们的凝视，把沉思的色彩给了秋空的蔚蓝；是人类的热望，将伤心给了微风的叹息。

• these images lose none of their poignancy or power in this familiarity.

  这些画面虽然寻常，却丝毫没有减弱其中蕴含的辛酸和感染力。

• yet, there is still much humor, social commentary, and a great deal of poignancy .

  但是，其中仍然有令人捧腹的幽默，有对社会敏锐的洞察，还有不少的辛酸。

• you have become addicted. youth culture acquires its poignancy through time, and so thoroughly that you can barely see what it is in itself.

  少年文化随着时间的推移变得惹人心酸，以至于你看不清它究竟是什么。

• but jobs」s address has an unbearable poignancy just now, especially for those who knew him well.

  但乔布斯的演讲现在有一个难以承受的辛酸，特别是对于那些认识他的人。

• nevertheless, for this still-unjaundiced admirer from afar, there was a flash of that former throat-constricting poignancy when he opened the renewed israeli-palestinian talks on wednesday evening.

  虽然如此，对这个来自远方的仍旧不带偏见的追求者来说，他在周三晚上开启的新一轮巴以谈话，为之前危机重重的辛酸带来了一丝亮光。

相似词

acerbity酸，涩；刻薄

acidity酸度；酸性；酸过多；胃酸过多

acidness[化学] 酸度，酸性；不悦的样子

acridity辛辣，苦；尖刻的批评

acridness辛辣；刻薄；苦

acrimony辛辣；尖刻；严厉

acuteness剧烈；敏锐；锐利

asperity（表面的）粗糙；（气候等的）严酷；艰苦的条件；（性格）粗暴

bite(Bite)人名；(匈)比泰

bitterness苦味；苦难；怨恨

edge(Edge)人名；(英)埃奇

harshness严肃；刺耳；粗糙的事物

keenness敏锐；锐利

pungency辛辣；刺激性；尖刻

roughness粗糙（度）；粗暴；猛烈；篷乱毛发；未加工

sharpness锐利；[摄] 清晰度；疾速；严厉

tartness尖酸；锋利；辛辣；讥讽

相反词

mildness温和；温暖

softness温柔；柔和