tranquillity
意味: The quality or state of being tranquil; a calm, peaceful, and quiet condition.
Tranquillity describes a profound stillness — the absence of agitation, noise, or disturbance. It applies to places (the tranquillity of the countryside), states of mind (inner tranquillity), and periods of time (a rare moment of tranquillity). It is closely synonymous with serenity but places slightly more emphasis on the external conditions of peace and quiet. Common collocations include 'peace and tranquillity,' 'disturb the tranquillity,' and 'a haven of tranquillity.'
例文
- The tranquillity of the monastery garden offered a welcome respite from the bustle of the city. 修道院花园的宁静为远离城市喧嚣提供了一份可喜的慰藉。La tranquilidad del jardín del monasterio ofrecía un respiro bienvenido del ajetreo de la ciudad.修道院の庭の静寂は、都会の喧騒からのありがたい休息を提供してくれた。수도원 정원의 고요함은 도시의 번잡함으로부터의 반가운 휴식을 제공해 주었다.
- She valued the tranquillity of early mornings before the rest of the household awoke. 她珍惜清晨的宁静——在家人醒来之前的那段时光。Valoraba la tranquilidad de las primeras horas de la mañana, antes de que el resto de la familia despertase.彼女は、家族が目覚める前の早朝の静けさを大切にしていた。그녀는 가족이 깨기 전 이른 아침의 고요함을 소중히 여겼다.
- The developers promised that the new estate would not disturb the tranquillity of the surrounding village. 开发商承诺新住宅区不会打扰周围村庄的宁静。Los promotores prometieron que la nueva urbanización no alteraría la tranquilidad del pueblo circundante.開発業者は、新しい住宅地が周辺の村の静穏を乱すことはないと約束した。개발업자들은 새 주택 단지가 주변 마을의 평온을 해치지 않을 것이라고 약속했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: literary, general, media
トーン: positive
起源と歴史
From Latin tranquillitas (calmness, stillness), from tranquillus (calm, still). The British spelling retains the double 'l' from the Latin original, while American English uses 'tranquility' with a single 'l.'
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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