Definition of Adonis in English:

Adonis

proper nounəˈdəʊnɪsəˈdɑnəs

Greek Mythology

1A beautiful youth loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone. He was killed by a boar, but Zeus decreed that he should spend the winter of each year in the underworld with Persephone and the summer months with Aphrodite.
1. 1.1as noun an Adonis An extremely handsome young man.
  not all of us have the body of an Adonis
  Example sentencesExamples
  Seeing himself as an Adonis and a gift to women and lacking any respect for the gender was his undoing.
  He looked like an Adonis with the late morning sun showering him in a ray of light.
  The lad was an Adonis, and with rakish good looks and a devilmay-care smile, he seemed to hold the world by a string.
  I look round, expecting to see some six foot Adonis with a winning smile and an easy charm.
  An Adonis, his physique was imposing and he carried himself with the bearing of a champion.

Rhymes

Clones, Issigonis

Definition of Adonis in US English:

Adonis

proper nounəˈdɑnəsəˈdänəs

Greek Mythology

1A beautiful youth loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone. He was killed by a boar, but Zeus decreed that he should spend the winter of each year in the underworld with Persephone and the summer months with Aphrodite.
1. 1.1as noun an Adonis An extremely handsome young man.
  not all of us have the body of an Adonis
  Example sentencesExamples
  The lad was an Adonis, and with rakish good looks and a devilmay-care smile, he seemed to hold the world by a string.
  I look round, expecting to see some six foot Adonis with a winning smile and an easy charm.
  Seeing himself as an Adonis and a gift to women and lacking any respect for the gender was his undoing.
  He looked like an Adonis with the late morning sun showering him in a ray of light.
  An Adonis, his physique was imposing and he carried himself with the bearing of a champion.

单词	Adonis
释义	Definition of Adonis in English: Adonis proper nounəˈdəʊnɪsəˈdɑnəs Greek Mythology 1A beautiful youth loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone. He was killed by a boar, but Zeus decreed that he should spend the winter of each year in the underworld with Persephone and the summer months with Aphrodite. 1.1as noun an Adonis An extremely handsome young man. not all of us have the body of an Adonis Example sentencesExamples Seeing himself as an Adonis and a gift to women and lacking any respect for the gender was his undoing. He looked like an Adonis with the late morning sun showering him in a ray of light. The lad was an Adonis, and with rakish good looks and a devilmay-care smile, he seemed to hold the world by a string. I look round, expecting to see some six foot Adonis with a winning smile and an easy charm. An Adonis, his physique was imposing and he carried himself with the bearing of a champion. Rhymes Clones, Issigonis Definition of Adonis in US English: Adonis proper nounəˈdɑnəsəˈdänəs Greek Mythology 1A beautiful youth loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone. He was killed by a boar, but Zeus decreed that he should spend the winter of each year in the underworld with Persephone and the summer months with Aphrodite. 1.1as noun an Adonis An extremely handsome young man. not all of us have the body of an Adonis Example sentencesExamples The lad was an Adonis, and with rakish good looks and a devilmay-care smile, he seemed to hold the world by a string. I look round, expecting to see some six foot Adonis with a winning smile and an easy charm. Seeing himself as an Adonis and a gift to women and lacking any respect for the gender was his undoing. He looked like an Adonis with the late morning sun showering him in a ray of light. An Adonis, his physique was imposing and he carried himself with the bearing of a champion.
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