英语词汇“romantic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	romantic
释义	Trends of romantic View usage for: romantic (roʊmæntɪk) Word forms: plural romantics 1. adjective Someone who is romantic or does romantic things says and does things that make their wife, husband, girlfriend, or boyfriend feel special and loved. When we're together, all he talks about is business. I wish he were more romantic. They enjoyed a romantic dinner for two at one of their favourite restaurants. Synonyms: loving, tender, passionate, fond More Synonyms of romantic romantically (roʊmæntɪkli) graded adverb He set out to woo Lara by romantically filling her home with flowers. 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Romantic means connected with sexual love. ...his early romantic experiences. He was not interested in a romantic relationship with Ingrid. romantically adverb We are not romantically involved. 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A romantic play, film, or story describes or represents a love affair. It is a lovely romantic comedy, well worth seeing. ...romantic novels. 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you say that someone has a romantic view or idea of something, you are critical of them because their view of it is unrealistic and they think that thing is better or more exciting than it really is. [disapproval] He has a romantic view of rural society. I don't have any romantic notions about having a baby. It's a really tough job. Synonyms: idealistic, unrealistic, visionary, high-flown More Synonyms of romantic A romantic is a person who has romantic views. You're a hopeless romantic. romantically graded adverb They suffered from tuberculosis, then still romantically called consumption. 5. adjective Something that is romantic is beautiful in a way that strongly affects your feelings. Seacliff House is one of the most romantic ruins in Scotland. ...romantic images from travel brochures. Synonyms: exciting, charming, fascinating, exotic More Synonyms of romantic romantically adverb ...the romantically named weeping love grass. 6. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Romantic means connected with the artistic movement of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries which was concerned with the expression of the individual's feelings andemotions. ...the poems and prose of the English romantic poets. More Synonyms of romantic romantic in British English (rəʊˈmæntɪk) adjective 1. of, relating to, imbued with, or characterized by romance 2. evoking or given to thoughts and feelings of love, esp idealized or sentimental love a romantic woman a romantic setting 3. impractical, visionary, or idealistic a romantic scheme 4. often euphemistic imaginary or fictitious a romantic account of one's war service 5. (often capital) of or relating to a movement in European art, music, and literature in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, characterized by an emphasis on feeling and content rather than order and form, on the sublime, supernatural, and exotic, and the free expression of the passions and individuality noun 6. a person who is romantic, as in being idealistic, amorous, or soulful 7. a person whose tastes in art, literature, etc, lie mainly in romanticism; romanticist 8. (often capital) a poet, composer, etc, of the romantic period or whose main inspiration or interest is romanticism Derived forms romantically (roˈmantically) adverb Word origin C17: from French romantique, from obsolete romant story, romance, from Old French romans romance romantic in American English (roʊˈmæntɪk) adjective 1. of, having the nature of, characteristic of, or characterized by romance 2. without a basis in fact; fanciful, fictitious, or fabulous 3. not practical; visionary or quixotic a romantic scheme 4. full of or dominated by thoughts, feelings, and attitudes characteristic of or suitable for romance; passionate, adventurous, idealistic, etc. a romantic youth 5. a. of, characteristic of, or preoccupied with ardent, idealized lovemaking or courtship b. suited for romance or lovemaking a romantic night 6. [often R-] of or characteristic of romanticism and the Romantic Movement see also classic, classical, realistic noun 7. a romantic person 8. [often R-] an adherent of romanticism, as in literature or music Derived forms romantically (roˈmantically) adverb Word origin Fr romantique < obs. romant (see romaunt) + -ique, -ic Examples of 'romantic' in a sentence romantic Trust is a hot topic between partners and helps you build a very resilient and romantic relationship. The Sun (2016) Romantic relationships deepen now partners feel lucky to have each other. The Sun (2016) Discovering that a relationship can be romantic and reliable will transform the way you see your future. The Sun (2016) We all know that the bright fireworks of romantic love don't last. Times, Sunday Times (2017) That's a very romantic proposition and one you should take him up on. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The devaluation of romantic love hasn't killed the yearning for it. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And as romantic relationships become more relaxed, love gets stronger. The Sun (2016) She cooks a meal, but this definitely isn't a romantic candlelit dinner for two. The Sun (2016) When you have romantic feelings for somebody, it's usual to be nice to them. The Sun (2016) You are asked a romantic question when love is the last thing on your mind. The Sun (2012) You can give a relationship a romantic makeover. The Sun (2011) He always had a very romantic view of the world and the city. John Harris THE LAST PARTY: Britpop, Blair and the demise of English rock (2003) More romantic is one way of putting it. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But he is obviously a hopeless romantic. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The romantic poet or the rational philosopher? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Who has deep and romantic feelings for you? The Sun (2014) The moon of love adds romantic fun to a settled relationship. The Sun (2009) Two romantic relationships were aborted by wary fathers. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) Climb the steps at sunset for a romantic view of the whole city. The Sun (2015) Is your notion of identity a romantic one? Times, Sunday Times (2012) Historians of rage yoga will no doubt attribute some of its earliest forms to a rocky period in her romantic life. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Run out on a romantic dinner? The Sun (2009) What a hopeless romantic you are. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Both composers were romantics; only the generations changed. Times, Sunday Times (2011) We owe the idea of individual fulfilment through love with one person to the Romantic movement. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The couple were snapped this week after a romantic dinner in London. The Sun (2010) The best and the worst of the 19th-century romantic poets also had daft political ideas. Times, Sunday Times (2008) From there they made their way into written verse romances, and finally on into modern romantic literature. Christianity Today (2000) I had a place at the university to begin a masters in romantic literature. Times, Sunday Times (2008) A nice dash of melodrama for a composer as romantic as Berlioz. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It's the most beautiful, intensely romantic city in the world. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Most people choose somewhere beautiful or romantic, while 12 per cent return to the site of their first trip together. The Sun (2015) Quotations Is not this the true romantic feeling - not to desire to escape life, but to prevent life from escaping you?Thomas Wolfe Word lists with romantic Classical music genres In other languages romantic British English: romantic /rəʊˈmæntɪk/ ADJECTIVE Someone who is romantic or does romantic things says and does things that make their partner feel special and loved. ...a romantic dinner for two. American English: romantic Arabic: رُومانْسيّ Brazilian Portuguese: romântico Chinese: 浪漫的 Croatian: romantičan Czech: romantický Danish: romantisk Dutch: romantisch European Spanish: romántico Finnish: romanttinen French: romantique German: romantisch Greek: ρομαντικός Italian: romantico Japanese: ロマンチックな Korean: 로맨틱한 Norwegian: romantisk Polish: romantyczny European Portuguese: romântico Romanian: romantic Russian: романтический Latin American Spanish: romántico Swedish: romantisk Thai: เกี่ยวกับเรื่องรักใคร่ Turkish: romantik Ukrainian: романтичний Vietnamese: lãng mạn British English: romantic NOUN A romantic is a person who has romantic views. You're a hopeless romantic. American English: romantic Brazilian Portuguese: romântico Chinese: 浪漫主义者 European Spanish: romántico French: romantique German: Romantiker Italian: romantico Japanese: 夢想家 Korean: 낭만적인 사람 European Portuguese: romântico Latin American Spanish: romántico All related terms of 'romantic' romantic lead a person who plays the main character in a romantic film or play romantic love love characterized by romance and involving sexual attraction romantic comedy a humorous film, novel or play about a love story that ends happily romantic notion A notion is an idea or belief about something. romantic fantasy A fantasy is a pleasant situation or event that you think about and that you want to happen , especially one that is unlikely to happen. romantic feelings A feeling is an emotion , such as anger or happiness. romantic fiction a genre of fiction focused on romantic love romantic gesture A gesture is something that you say or do in order to express your attitude or intentions , often something that you know will not have much effect. romantic getaway A getaway is a short holiday somewhere . Romantic Movement the late 18th- and early 19th-century movement in France, Germany , England, and America to establish Romanticism in art and literature romantic involvement the condition of being in a romantic or sexual relationship the Romantic Movement the theory , practice, and style of the romantic art, music, and literature of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, usually opposed to classicism Chinese translation of 'romantic' romantic (rəˈmæntɪk) adj [person] 浪漫的 (làngmàn de) (= connected with love) [play, story etc] 爱(愛)情的 (àiqíng de) (= charming, exciting) [setting, holiday, dinner etc] 浪漫的 (làngmàn de) (= naive, idealized) [view, idea] 理想主义(義)的 (lǐxiǎng zhǔyì de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of loving Definition evoking or given to thoughts and feelings of love They enjoyed a romantic dinner for two. Synonyms loving a loving husband and father tender tender, loving care passionate a passionate embrace fond She gave him a fond smile. sentimental It's a very sentimental play. sloppy (informal) some sloppy love-story amorous the object of his amorous intentions mushy (informal) Don't go getting all mushy and sentimental. soppy (British, informal) She loves soppy love stories. lovey-dovey icky (informal) Opposites insensitive , unsentimental , unromantic , unloving , cold-hearted , unaffectionate , unimpassioned 2 (adjective) in the sense of idealistic Definition idealistic but impractical He has a romantic view of rural society. Synonyms idealistic She was somewhat idealistic about the pleasures of motherhood. unrealistic their unrealistic expectations of parenthood visionary His ideas were dismissed as mere visionary speculation. high-flown Many personnel were put off by such high-flown rhetoric. impractical He's full of wacky, weird and impractical ideas. dreamy full of dreamy ideals utopian He was pursuing a utopian dream of world prosperity. whimsical quixotic She had a quixotic attitude towards life. starry-eyed Opposites practical , realistic 3 (adjective) in the sense of exciting romantic images from travel brochures Synonyms exciting the most exciting adventure of their lives charming fascinating Her stories were fascinating. exotic his striking and exotic appearance mysterious colourful an irreverent and colourful tale of Restoration England glamorous his glamorous lifestyle picturesque nostalgic Opposites unexciting , uninspiring 4 (adjective) in the sense of fictitious Both figures have become the stuff of romantic legends. Synonyms fictitious Persons portrayed in this production are fictitious. made-up fantastic fabulous The chimaera of myth is a fabulous beast made up of the parts of other animals. legendary The hill is supposed to be the resting place of the legendary King Lud. exaggerated imaginative hundreds of cooking ideas and imaginative recipes imaginary Lots of children have imaginary friends. extravagant I was extravagant in my admiration of them. unrealistic improbable fairy-tale idyllic fanciful fanciful ideas about Martian life wild I was just a kid and full of wild ideas. chimerical Opposites realistic (noun) in the sense of idealist Definition a person who is idealistic or amorous You're a hopeless romantic. Synonyms idealist He is not such an idealist that he cannot see the problems. romancer visionary Visionaries see the world not as it is but as it could be. dreamer I was a dreamer, a romancer. utopian Kennedy had no patience with dreamers or liberal utopians. Don Quixote sentimentalist Quotation Is not this the true romantic feeling - not to desire to escape life, but to prevent life from escaping you? [Thomas Wolfe] Additional synonyms in the sense of amorous Definition feeling, displaying, or relating to sexual love or desire the object of his amorous intentions Synonyms loving, in love, tender, passionate, fond, erotic, affectionate, ardent, impassioned, doting, enamoured, lustful, attached, lovesick, amatory in the sense of chimerical Definition wildly fanciful or imaginary Synonyms fanciful, wild, fantastic, fabulous, vain, imaginary, visionary, unreal, unfounded, illusory, quixotic, hallucinatory, illusive, delusive in the sense of colourful Definition vivid or distinctive in character an irreverent and colourful tale of Restoration England Synonyms interesting, rich, unusual, stimulating, graphic, lively, distinctive, vivid, picturesque, characterful Synonyms of 'romantic' romantic Explore 'romantic' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of dreamer I was a dreamer, a romancer. Synonyms idealist, visionary, daydreamer, utopian, theorizer, fantasizer, romancer, Don Quixote, escapist, Walter Mitty, fantasist, fantast in the sense of dreamy Definition vague or impractical full of dreamy ideals Synonyms impractical, vague, imaginary, speculative, visionary, fanciful, quixotic, dreamlike, airy-fairy in the sense of exotic Definition having a strange allure or beauty his striking and exotic appearance Synonyms unusual, different, striking, strange, extraordinary, bizarre, fascinating, curious, mysterious, colourful, glamorous, peculiar, unfamiliar, outlandish in the sense of extravagant Definition (of behaviour or gestures) extreme, esp. in order to make a particular impression I was extravagant in my admiration of them. Synonyms excessive, exaggerated, outrageous, wild, fantastic, absurd, foolish, over the top (slang), unreasonable, preposterous, fanciful, unrestrained, inordinate, outré, immoderate, O.T.T. (slang) in the sense of fabulous Definition told of in fables and legends The chimaera of myth is a fabulous beast made up of the parts of other animals. Synonyms legendary, imaginary, mythical, fictitious, made-up, fantastic, invented, unreal, mythological, apocryphal in the sense of fanciful Definition guided by unrestrained imagination fanciful ideas about Martian life Synonyms unreal, wild, ideal, romantic, fantastic, curious, fabulous, imaginative, imaginary, poetic, extravagant, visionary, fairy-tale, mythical, whimsical, capricious, chimerical in the sense of fascinating Her stories were fascinating. Synonyms captivating, engaging, gripping, compelling, intriguing, very interesting, irresistible, enticing, enchanting, seductive, riveting, alluring, bewitching, ravishing, engrossing in the sense of fond Definition loving and affectionate She gave him a fond smile. Synonyms loving, caring, warm, devoted, tender, adoring, affectionate, indulgent, doting, amorous in the sense of glamorous his glamorous lifestyle Synonyms exciting, glittering, prestigious, glossy, glitzy (slang), bling (slang) in the sense of high-flown Definition extravagant or pretentious Many personnel were put off by such high-flown rhetoric. Synonyms extravagant, elaborate, pretentious, exaggerated, inflated, lofty, grandiose, overblown, florid, high-falutin (informal), arty-farty (informal), magniloquent Additional synonyms in the sense of imaginary Definition existing only in the imagination Lots of children have imaginary friends. Synonyms fictional, made-up, invented, supposed, imagined, assumed, ideal, fancied, legendary, visionary, shadowy, unreal, hypothetical, fanciful, fictitious, mythological, illusory, nonexistent, dreamlike, hallucinatory, illusive, chimerical, unsubstantial, phantasmal, suppositious, imagal in the sense of imaginative Definition produced by or showing a creative imagination hundreds of cooking ideas and imaginative recipes Synonyms creative, original, inspired, enterprising, fantastic, clever, stimulating, vivid, ingenious, visionary, inventive, fanciful, dreamy, whimsical, poetical in the sense of impractical He's full of wacky, weird and impractical ideas. Synonyms idealistic, wild, out there (slang), romantic, unrealistic, visionary, unbusinesslike, starry-eyed in the sense of legendary Definition described in legend The hill is supposed to be the resting place of the legendary King Lud. Synonyms mythical, fabled, traditional, romantic, fabulous, fanciful, fictitious, storybook, apocryphal in the sense of mushy Definition excessively sentimental Don't go getting all mushy and sentimental. Synonyms sentimental, emotional, wet (British, informal), sloppy (informal), corny (slang), sugary, maudlin, weepy, saccharine, syrupy, slushy (informal), mawkish, schmaltzy (slang), icky (informal), three-hankie (informal) in the sense of passionate Definition showing intense sexual desire a passionate embrace Synonyms loving, erotic, hot, sexy (informal), aroused, sensual, ardent, steamy (informal), wanton, amorous, lustful, desirous in the sense of quixotic Definition unrealistically optimistic or chivalrous She had a quixotic attitude towards life. Synonyms unrealistic, idealistic, romantic, absurd, imaginary, visionary, fanciful, impractical, dreamy, Utopian, impulsive, fantastical, impracticable, chivalrous, unworldly, chimerical in the sense of sentimental Definition appealing to the emotions, esp. to romantic feelings It's a very sentimental play. Synonyms romantic, touching, emotional, tender, pathetic, nostalgic, sloppy (informal), tearful, corny (slang), impressionable, mushy (informal), maudlin, simpering, weepy (informal), slushy (informal), mawkish, tear-jerking (informal), drippy (informal), schmaltzy (slang), icky (informal), gushy (informal), soft-hearted, overemotional, dewy-eyed, three-hankie (informal) in the sense of sloppy Definition excessively sentimental and romantic some sloppy love-story Synonyms sentimental, mushy (informal), soppy (British, informal), slushy (informal), wet (British, informal), gushing, banal, trite, mawkish, icky (informal), overemotional, three-hankie (informal) in the sense of soppy Definition foolishly sentimental She loves soppy love stories. Synonyms sentimental, corny (slang), slushy (informal), soft (informal), silly, daft (informal), weepy (informal), mawkish, drippy (informal), lovey-dovey, schmaltzy (slang), icky (informal), gushy (informal), overemotional, three-hankie (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of tender Definition gentle and kind tender, loving care Synonyms gentle, loving, kind, caring, warm, sympathetic, fond, sentimental, humane, affectionate, compassionate, benevolent, considerate, merciful, amorous, warm-hearted, tenderhearted, softhearted, touchy-feely (informal) in the sense of unrealistic Definition not accepting the facts of a situation and not dealing with them in a practical way their unrealistic expectations of parenthood Synonyms impractical, romantic, improbable, unworkable, theoretical, half-baked (informal), quixotic, impracticable, starry-eyed in the sense of utopian He was pursuing a utopian dream of world prosperity. Synonyms perfect, ideal, romantic, dream, fantasy, imaginary, visionary, airy, idealistic, fanciful, impractical, illusory, chimerical in the sense of utopian Kennedy had no patience with dreamers or liberal utopians. Synonyms dreamer, visionary, idealist, Don Quixote, romanticist in the sense of visionary Definition idealistic but impractical His ideas were dismissed as mere visionary speculation. Synonyms idealistic, romantic, unrealistic, utopian, dreaming, speculative, impractical, dreamy, unworkable, quixotic, starry-eyed, with your head in the clouds in the sense of visionary Definition a visionary person Visionaries see the world not as it is but as it could be. Synonyms idealist, romantic, dreamer, daydreamer, utopian, enthusiast (archaic), theorist, zealot, Don Quixote in the sense of wild Definition without reason or substance I was just a kid and full of wild ideas. Synonyms outrageous, fantastic, foolish, rash, extravagant, reckless, preposterous, giddy, madcap, foolhardy, flighty, ill-considered, imprudent, impracticable
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