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

1 (noun) in the sense of giant

Definition

a very large person, animal, or thing

He said he'd hooked a real monster of a fish.

Synonyms

giant

a Nordic saga of giants and monsters

mammoth

titan

the country's two richest business titans

colossus

monstrosity

leviathan

It's a leviathan of a book.

behemoth

The city is a sprawling behemoth with no heart.

Brobdingnagian

2 (noun) in the sense of brute

Definition

an exceptionally cruel or wicked person

You make me sound like an absolute monster!

Synonyms

brute

an unpleasant brute

devil

the savage devils who mugged me

savage

The kids in the orchestra are a right bunch of savages!

beast

He is an absolute beast in terms of his will to win.

demon

He was a dictator and a demon.

villain

barbarian

Our maths teacher was a bully and a complete barbarian.

fiend

a saint to his parents and a fiend to his children

ogre

I have been painted as this ogre with no regard for others.

ghoul

bogeyman

3 (noun) in the sense of rascal

I don't think I could be as patient as they are with that little monster!

Synonyms

rascal

What's that old rascal been telling you?

rogue

a loveable rogue

horror (informal)

They can be little horrors though, little children, can't they?

devil

You cheeky little devil!

monkey (informal)

She's such a little monkey.

imp

I didn't say that, you little imp!

tyke (informal)

scallywag (informal)

mischief-maker

scamp (informal)

Have some respect for me, you scamp!

nointer (Australian, slang)

4 (noun) in the sense of freak

Definition

a person, animal, or plant with a marked deformity

She keeps me hidden like some hideous monster she's ashamed of.

Synonyms

freak

I'm tired of them treating me like a freak just because we have different interests.

mutant

He will play the part of Magneto, a mutant.

monstrosity

The towering figure looked like some monstrosity from a sci-fi movie.

lusus naturae

miscreation

teratism

(modifier) in the sense of huge

The film will be a monster hit.

Synonyms

huge

giant

massive

enormous

tremendous

immense

mega (slang)

titanic

jumbo (informal)

gigantic

monstrous

mammoth

colossal

stellar (informal)

stupendous

gargantuan

elephantine

ginormous (informal)

Brobdingnagian

humongous or humungous (informal)

单词	monster
释义	Trends of monster View usage for: monster (mɒnstəʳ) Word forms: plural monsters 1. countable noun A monster is a large imaginary creature that looks very ugly and frightening. 2. countable noun A monster is something which is extremely large, especially something which is difficult to manage or which is unpleasant. ...the monster which is now the London marathon. ...the monster of apartheid. 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Monster means extremely and surprisingly large. [informal, emphasis] ...a monster weapon. The film will be a monster hit. 4. countable noun If you describe someone as a monster, you mean that they are cruel, frightening, or evil. More Synonyms of monster monster in British English (ˈmɒnstə) noun 1. an imaginary beast, such as a centaur, usually made up of various animal or human parts 2. a person, animal, or plant with a marked structural deformity 3. a cruel, wicked, or inhuman person 4. a. a very large person, animal, or thing b. (as modifier) a monster cake verb (transitive) 5. informal to criticize (a person or group) severely 6. Australian and New Zealand sport to use intimidating tactics against (an opponent) Word origin C13: from Old French monstre, from Latin monstrum portent, from monēre to warn monster in American English (ˈmɑnstər) noun 1. any plant or animal of abnormal shape or structure, as one greatly malformed or lacking some parts; monstrosity 2. any imaginary creature part human and part animal in form, as a centaur, or madeup of the parts of two or more different animals, as a dragon 3. something monstrous 4. a person so cruel, wicked, depraved, etc. as to horrify others 5. any huge animal or thing 6. Pathology a malformed fetus, esp. one with an excess or deficiency of limbs or parts; teratism adjective 7. huge; enormous; monstrous Word origin ME monstre < OFr < L monstrum, divine portent of misfortune, monster < monere, to admonish, warn: see monitor Examples of 'monster' in a sentence monster And so will some horrible monsters. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He is an inhuman and amoral monster. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But under the last egg box lurked a monster. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This evil monster has taken two precious people from them. The Sun (2014) Coyote lay stunned behind a rock while other animals and monsters ranged across him and around him. Tepper, Sheri S. A Plague of Angels (1993) Vast profits allowed not just hefty salaries but also monster bonuses to become the norm. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The eurozone crisis and the economic downturn are the monsters he now needs to defeat. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Compared with those monsters this creature is just a pup. The Sun (2011) But their ambition was reduced to rubble when the monster quake hit. The Sun (2016) The weirdest thing about this monster? Christianity Today (2000) This is just another bit of his macabre theatre and the best thing for this monster is to just let him starve. The Sun (2010) Played a cannabis dealer in this low-budget monster movie. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Mega monster movies don't come bigger than this. Times, Sunday Times (2013) These are ugly, misshapen monsters. The Sun (2008) I don't really see them as beasts and monsters. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Scary monsters, imaginary and all too real, stalk through the story. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In other languages monster British English: monster /ˈmɒnstə/ NOUN A monster is a large imaginary creature that is very frightening. ...a monster in an old horror movie. American English: monster Arabic: مَسَخٌ Brazilian Portuguese: monstro Chinese: 怪物 Croatian: čudovište Czech: nestvůra Danish: monster Dutch: monster European Spanish: monstruo Finnish: hirviö French: monstre German: Ungeheuer Greek: τέρας Italian: mostro Japanese: 怪物 Korean: 괴물 Norwegian: monster Polish: potwór European Portuguese: monstro Romanian: monstru Russian: монстр Latin American Spanish: monstruo Swedish: monster Thai: สัตว์ประหลาด Turkish: canavar Ukrainian: чудовисько Vietnamese: quái vật British English: monster ADJECTIVE Monster means extremely and surprisingly large. ...a monster tree. American English: monster Brazilian Portuguese: monstruoso Chinese: 庞大的 European Spanish: gigantesco French: monstre German: Monster- Italian: gigantesco Japanese: 巨大な Korean: 거대한 European Portuguese: monstruoso Latin American Spanish: gigantesco Chinese translation of 'monster' monster (ˈmɔnstəʳ) n (c) (= imaginary creature) 怪物 (guàiwu) (个(個), gè) (= large thing) 庞(龐)然大物 (pángrán dà wù) (个(個), gè) (= evil person) (cruel, frightening) 恶(惡)人 (èrén) (个(個), gè) adj (inf, = massive) 巨大的 (jùdà de) 1 (noun) in the sense of giant Definition a very large person, animal, or thing He said he'd hooked a real monster of a fish. Synonyms giant a Nordic saga of giants and monsters mammoth titan the country's two richest business titans colossus monstrosity leviathan It's a leviathan of a book. behemoth The city is a sprawling behemoth with no heart. Brobdingnagian 2 (noun) in the sense of brute Definition an exceptionally cruel or wicked person You make me sound like an absolute monster! Synonyms brute an unpleasant brute devil the savage devils who mugged me savage The kids in the orchestra are a right bunch of savages! beast He is an absolute beast in terms of his will to win. demon He was a dictator and a demon. villain barbarian Our maths teacher was a bully and a complete barbarian. fiend a saint to his parents and a fiend to his children ogre I have been painted as this ogre with no regard for others. ghoul bogeyman 3 (noun) in the sense of rascal I don't think I could be as patient as they are with that little monster! Synonyms rascal What's that old rascal been telling you? rogue a loveable rogue horror (informal) They can be little horrors though, little children, can't they? devil You cheeky little devil! monkey (informal) She's such a little monkey. imp I didn't say that, you little imp! tyke (informal) scallywag (informal) mischief-maker scamp (informal) Have some respect for me, you scamp! nointer (Australian, slang) 4 (noun) in the sense of freak Definition a person, animal, or plant with a marked deformity She keeps me hidden like some hideous monster she's ashamed of. Synonyms freak I'm tired of them treating me like a freak just because we have different interests. mutant He will play the part of Magneto, a mutant. monstrosity The towering figure looked like some monstrosity from a sci-fi movie. lusus naturae miscreation teratism (modifier) in the sense of huge The film will be a monster hit. Synonyms huge giant massive enormous tremendous immense mega (slang) titanic jumbo (informal) gigantic monstrous mammoth colossal stellar (informal) stupendous gargantuan elephantine ginormous (informal) Brobdingnagian humongous or humungous (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of barbarian Our maths teacher was a bully and a complete barbarian. Synonyms savage, monster, beast, brute, yahoo, swine, ogre, sadist in the sense of beast Definition a brutal or uncivilized person He is an absolute beast in terms of his will to win. Synonyms brute, monster, savage, barbarian, fiend, swine, ogre, ghoul, sadist in the sense of behemoth Definition a huge person or thing The city is a sprawling behemoth with no heart. Synonyms giant, monster, mammoth, titan, Hercules, colossus, leviathan, Brobdingnagian Synonyms of 'monster' monster Explore 'monster' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of demon Definition a person, obsession, etc., thought of as evil or persistently tormenting He was a dictator and a demon. Synonyms monster, beast, villain, rogue, barbarian, brute, ogre in the sense of devil Definition a person regarded as wicked the savage devils who mugged me Synonyms brute, monster, savage, beast, villain, rogue, barbarian, fiend, terror, swine, ogre in the sense of devil You cheeky little devil! Synonyms scamp, monkey (informal), rogue, imp, rascal, tyke (informal), scoundrel, scallywag (informal), mischief-maker, whippersnapper, toerag (slang), pickle (British, informal), nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of fiend Definition a cruel or wicked person a saint to his parents and a fiend to his children Synonyms brute, monster, savage, beast, degenerate, barbarian, ogre, ghoul in the sense of horror They can be little horrors though, little children, can't they? Synonyms rascal, terror (informal), devil, monkey, monster, perisher (British, informal), scamp, holy terror (informal), nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of imp Definition a mischievous child I didn't say that, you little imp! Synonyms rascal, rogue, brat, urchin (old-fashioned), minx, scamp, pickle (British, informal), gamin, nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of leviathan Definition any huge or powerful thing It's a leviathan of a book. Synonyms monster, whale, mammoth, Titan, hulk, colossus, behemoth in the sense of monkey Definition a naughty or mischievous child She's such a little monkey. Synonyms rascal, horror (informal), devil, rogue, pickle (British, informal), imp, tyke, scallywag, mischief maker, scamp, nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of monstrosity Definition an outrageous or ugly person or thing The towering figure looked like some monstrosity from a sci-fi movie. Synonyms freak, horror (informal), monster, mutant, ogre, lusus naturae, miscreation, teratism in the sense of mutant Definition an animal, organism, or gene that has undergone mutation He will play the part of Magneto, a mutant. Synonyms freak, monster, mutation, deviant, oddity, monstrosity, freak of nature, lusus naturae Additional synonyms in the sense of ogre Definition any monstrous or cruel person I have been painted as this ogre with no regard for others. Synonyms fiend, monster, beast, villain, brute, bogeyman in the sense of rogue Definition a mischievous person a loveable rogue Synonyms scamp, rascal, scally (NorthwestEngland, dialect), rapscallion, nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of savage Definition a fierce or vicious person The kids in the orchestra are a right bunch of savages! Synonyms lout, yob (British, slang), brute, bear, monster, beast, barbarian, fiend, yahoo, hoon (Australian, New Zealand), yobbo (British, slang), roughneck (slang), boor, cougan (Australian, slang), scozza (Australian, slang), bogan (Australian, slang) in the sense of scamp Definition a mischievous person, esp. a child Have some respect for me, you scamp! Synonyms rascal, devil, monkey, rogue, imp, tyke (informal), wretch, knave (archaic), scallywag (informal), pickle (British, informal), mischief-maker, whippersnapper, toerag (slang), scapegrace, nointer (Australian, slang) in the sense of titan Definition a person of great strength, importance, or size the country's two richest business titans Synonyms giant, superman or woman, colossus, leviathan
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