indelible
의미: Making marks that cannot be removed or erased; not able to be forgotten or washed away.
Indelible operates powerfully in both its literal sense (indelible ink, indelible stains) and its figurative sense (indelible memories, indelible impressions). The figurative use is more common and implies that an experience has left a permanent mark on the mind or on history. Common collocations include 'indelible mark,' 'indelible impression,' 'indelible memory,' and 'indelible ink.' The adverb is 'indelibly.'
예문
- The sight of the burning building left an indelible impression on everyone who witnessed it that night. 那晚目睹大楼燃烧的景象给每个人留下了不可磨灭的印象。La visión del edificio en llamas dejó una impresión indeleble en todos los que lo presenciaron aquella noche.あの夜、燃える建物を目にした光景は、目撃したすべての人に忘れられない印象を残した。그날 밤 불타는 건물을 목격한 광경은 모든 목격자에게 지울 수 없는 인상을 남겼다.
- Her performance as Lady Macbeth at the National Theatre made an indelible mark on British theatre history. 她在英国国家剧院饰演麦克白夫人的表演在英国戏剧史上留下了不可磨灭的印记。Su interpretación de Lady Macbeth en el National Theatre dejó una huella indeleble en la historia del teatro británico.ナショナル・シアターでのマクベス夫人役の演技は、英国演劇史に消えない足跡を残した。내셔널 시어터에서의 맥베스 부인 역 연기는 영국 연극사에 지울 수 없는 자취를 남겼다.
- The children had written their names on the wall in indelible marker, much to the caretaker's dismay. 孩子们用不褪色的马克笔在墙上写了自己的名字,令管理员大为恼火。Los niños habían escrito sus nombres en la pared con rotulador indeleble, para consternación del conserje.子供たちは消えないマーカーで壁に名前を書いていた。管理人は大いに困惑した。아이들이 지워지지 않는 마커로 벽에 이름을 써 놓아 관리인을 크게 난감하게 했다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: journalism, literary, general
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Latin 'indelebilis,' from 'in-' (not) and 'delebilis' (able to be destroyed), from 'delere' (to destroy or efface). Entered English in the 16th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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