| 单词 | sensational |
| 释义 | sensational From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsensationalsen‧sa‧tion‧al /senˈseɪʃənəl/ ●○○ adjective1 INTERESTINGvery interesting, exciting, and surprisinga sensational discoveryThe show was a sensational success.a sensational 6–0 victory2 SHOCKintended to interest, excite, or shock people – used to show disapprovalsensational newspaper storiessensational headlines3 informalGOOD/EXCELLENT very good SYN stunningShe looked sensational. —sensationally adverbExamples from the Corpussensational• The media played up the more sensational aspects of the case.• She still looks sensational at 56.• Stanford made a sensational comeback in the second half.• His real obsession was ever with the sensational effects of the titillating text.• It also spurred an outpouring of spurious books and sensational films.• sensational findings• That was sensational for the people of Cleveland.• An even more sensational racial incident in the summer of 1946 was cause for great public and administrative concern.• He was no longer interested in sensational revelations by anonymous informants. |
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