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美: ['dɛləkəsi]
英: ['delɪkəsɪ]
n. 美味;佳肴;微妙;精密;精美;敏锐,敏感;世故,圆滑
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Sushi is considered a delicacy in many cultures.
The delicacy of her voice captured the audience’s attention.
They served a rare delicacy at the banquet.
The delicacy of the situation requires tact and sensitivity.
In some countries, frog legs are a popular delicacy.
*. The artist showed great delicacy in his brushwork.
A delicacy of the region is its famous cheese.
The delicacy with which she handled the issue impressed everyone.
Truffles are a luxury delicacy enjoyed by food connoisseurs.
They approached the problem with delicacy and care.
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通过以上分析,学*者可以更全面地理解和使用“delicacy”这个词。
[N-UNCOUNT] Delicacy is the quality of being easy to break or harm, and refers especially to people or things that are attractive or graceful. 娇弱; 精致
例:...the delicacy of a rose.…玫瑰花的娇嫩。
[N-UNCOUNT] If you say that a situation or problem is of some delicacy, you mean that it is difficult to handle and needs careful and sensitive treatment. 微妙; 棘手
例:There was a matter of some delicacy on which he would be grateful for her advice.有一件棘手的事,若能得到她的指点,他会感激不尽。
[N-UNCOUNT] If someone handles a difficult situation with delicacy, they handle it very carefully, making sure that nobody is offended. 考虑周到; 体谅
例:Both countries are behaving with rare delicacy.两个国家都表现出难得的体谅周到。
[N-COUNT] A delicacy is a rare or expensive food that is considered especially nice to eat. 美味佳肴
例:Smoked salmon was considered an expensive delicacy.熏三文鱼被认为是一道昂贵的佳肴。