MAGNIFICENT, adj. Having a grandeur or splendor superior to that to which the spectator is accustomed, as the ears of an ass, to a rabbit, or the glory of a glowworm, to a maggot.
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adj. 壯麗的;偉大的，高尚的;華麗的，高貴的;瑰麗的;
?? magn大+ ific的+ent…的 → 壯麗的，宏偉的
"The Taj Mahal is a magnificent building."
泰姬陵是一座宏偉的建筑。
近義：imposing, junoesque, kingly, lavish, majestic, majestical
反義：artless, modest, mundane, ordinary, pedestrian, average
adj. （級別、地位）較高的;（在質量等方面）較好的;（數量）較多的;上等的;
n. 上級;較好的人[事物]，優勝者;修道院院長;方丈;
?? super在上面+ior表形容詞，較...的 →在上面的，超越的
"vastly superior"
強得多
近義：head, provost, chairman, chief, director, higher
反義：servient, subaltern, subordinate, understrapper, wo, sub
n. 觀眾，旁觀者;
?? spect看+ator人→看的人→觀眾
"A spectator threw the ball back to the players."
一個觀眾把球擲回給球員.
近義：onlooker, viewer, watcher, beholder, bysitter, bystander
accustomed
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adj. 習慣的;通常的;獨有的;適應的;
v. 使習慣于(accustom的過去式和過去分詞);
?? ac 一再 + custom 習慣+ ed 表示“有...的”、“如...的”、“...的” → a.慣常的；習慣的
"We have got accustomed to living in an air - conditioned room."
我們對生活在有 空調 的房間里已習慣了.
近義：wonted, inured, used
反義：unacquainted, unconversant, uninitiated, unwonted
n. 華麗;壯麗;光輝;顯赫;
?? splend(shine)+or(名詞后綴)→光輝；壯麗；卓越
"Never in his life had he gazed on such splendor."
他生平從沒有見過如此輝煌壯麗的場面.
近義：lavishness, lucidity, luster, magnificence, ostentation, pageantry
反義：moderation, abstemiousness, abstinence, privation, soberness, sparingness
n. 偉大;宏偉，壯觀;富麗堂皇;
"I must disabuse you of your feelings of grandeur."
我必須去消除你的傲氣.
近義：apotheosis, impressiveness, magnificence, magnitude, majesty, splendor
反義：nonissue, pinhead, smallness, trifle, insignificancy