flawless
意味: Without any imperfections, defects, or shortcomings; perfect in every respect.
Flawless implies absolute perfection — the complete absence of any blemish, error, or weakness. In gemology, a flawless diamond has no visible inclusions or surface imperfections. In general usage, it describes performances, records, logic, or skin that are beyond reproach. The word is emphatic and should be used sparingly for maximum effect; overuse dilutes its power. 'Flawless execution,' 'flawless record,' and 'flawless complexion' are common collocations.
例文
- The prosecution's case was far from flawless, and the defence exploited every inconsistency. 控方的案件远非无懈可击,辩方利用了每一处矛盾。El caso de la acusación distaba de ser impecable, y la defensa explotó cada incoherencia.検察側の立証は完璧にはほど遠く、弁護側はあらゆる矛盾を突いた。검찰의 입증은 완벽하기에는 한참 부족했고, 변호인은 모든 모순을 파고들었다.
- Her flawless command of six languages made her an invaluable asset to the diplomatic service. 她对六种语言的完美驾驭使她成为外交部门不可或缺的人才。Su dominio impecable de seis lenguas la convertía en un activo inestimable para el servicio diplomático.6言語を完璧に操る彼女の能力は、外交部門にとってかけがえのない人材となった。6개 국어에 대한 그녀의 완벽한 구사력은 외교부에서 더없이 귀중한 인재로 만들었다.
- The gem was certified as internally flawless — a rarity that commanded a price well above the estimate. 该宝石被认证为内部无瑕——这种稀有品质使其价格远超估价。La gema fue certificada como internamente perfecta, una rareza que alcanzó un precio muy superior a la estimación.その宝石は内部無瑕と認定された——推定価格をはるかに上回る値がつく希少なものであった。그 보석은 내부 무흠으로 인증되었다 — 추정가를 훨씬 웃도는 가격이 매겨지는 희귀한 것이었다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: general, journalism, professional
トーン: appreciative
起源と歴史
From 'flaw' (a defect or imperfection, from Middle English flawe, possibly from Old Norse flaga, a slab or flake) + the suffix '-less' (without). The compound emerged in English in the late 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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