elvish
英 ['elvɪʃ]
美['ɛlvɪʃ]
- adj. 小精灵的；淘气的
- n. (Elvish)人名；(英)埃尔维什
英英释义
- 1. usually good-naturedly mischievous;
- "perpetrated a practical joke with elfin delight"
- "elvish tricks"
实用场景例句
- The elvish child then laughed aloud.
- 接着那小精灵似的孩子笑出了声.
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- Bloodthirsty and elegant, the Sea - Elvish Pirates a strange mixture of water and blood, wind and cutlass.
- 嗜血而优雅的海洋精灵海盗们是水与血 、 风与刃的奇妙的结合体.
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- He might have been speaking the Elvish tongue, for all she understood him.
- 她只听懂一件事--他刚才一定是在说精灵语.
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双语例句
- 1. The elvish child then laughed aloud.
- 接着那小精灵似的孩子笑出了声.
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- 2. Bloodthirsty and elegant, the Sea - Elvish Pirates a strange mixture of water and blood, wind and cutlass.
- 嗜血而优雅的海洋精灵海盗们是水与血 、 风与刃的奇妙的结合体.
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- 3. Alan Garner peoples real landscapes with malign , inhuman , elvish beings that hunt humans.
- 而在艾伦加纳的书中,世界上满是猎取人类的邪恶精灵.
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- 4. He might have been speaking the Elvish tongue, for all she understood him.
- 她只听懂一件事--他刚才一定是在说精灵语.
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- 5. Some of the Elvish chants were dedicated to him to praise him for his courage.
- 某些小精灵的圣歌就是为他而作,以赞颂他的勇气.
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英文词源
- elvish (adj.)
- c. 1200, aluisc, "belonging to or pertaining to the elves; supernatural," from elf + -ish. Old English used ilfig in this sense.