gusto
含义: Great enjoyment, relish, and enthusiasm in doing something.
Gusto suggests wholehearted, often physical pleasure in an activity, whether eating, performing, or working. It almost always appears in the fixed phrase 'with gusto' and conveys a sense of unrestrained, joyful engagement. Unlike more refined synonyms such as elan or panache, gusto implies a robust, earthy delight that is more about appetite than elegance.
例句
- The children tucked into their fish and chips with obvious gusto. 孩子们兴致勃勃地大快朵颐,吃着炸鱼薯条。Los niños devoraron el pescado con patatas con evidente gusto.子供たちは目に見えて楽しそうにフィッシュアンドチップスにかぶりついた。아이들은 눈에 띄게 맛있게 피시 앤드 칩스를 먹어치웠다.
- She sang the folk songs with a gusto that had the entire pub clapping along. 她满腔热情地唱着民歌,整个酒吧的人都跟着拍手。Cantó las canciones populares con un gusto que hizo que todo el pub palmease al ritmo.彼女は民謡を意気揚々と歌い、パブ中の人々が手拍子を始めた。그녀는 민요를 신나게 불러 펍 안의 모든 사람들이 박수를 치게 만들었다.
- He embraced retirement with the same gusto he had brought to his forty-year career in journalism. 他以投身新闻事业四十年来一贯的热情,欣然拥抱了退休生活。Abrazó la jubilación con el mismo gusto que había aportado a sus cuarenta años de carrera periodística.彼は40年に及ぶジャーナリズム人生に注いできたのと同じ旺盛な意欲で退職生活を満喫した。그는 40년간의 저널리즘 경력에 쏟아온 것과 같은 왕성한 의욕으로 은퇴 생활을 만끽했다.
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用法指南
语境: general, literary
语气: positive
起源与历史
From Italian 'gusto' meaning taste or flavour, from Latin 'gustus' (taste). It entered English in the 17th century, initially meaning artistic taste or style before shifting to its modern sense of zestful enjoyment.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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