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

august¹

adjective ɔːˈɡʌstɔˈɡəst

Respected and impressive.
she was in august company
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no escaping it, not even in the august galleries of the Museum of Modern Art.
- The ballroom of the Residency was packed with an august audience who were there to witness the honour for the trio.
- I suspect that the good Rabbie, who also enjoyed partaking of strong alcohol, would have been in his element surrounded by such an august body of men.
- They are regarded as less stuffy than the august Royal Scottish Academy, and pride themselves on encouraging new art.
- This august body has been set up to help promote independent Glasgow restaurants and the culinary delights to be discovered therein.
- I've also decided on a couple of names, should I be successful in my application to join the august body.
- Not only was she the first woman to enter that august company but, at 41, is also one of the country's youngest judges.
- The Jockey Club is the august racing body that presides over equine nomenclature.
- At first, in honor of the august occasion, he felt obliged to sound stuffy and learned.
- This is something that even our august Royal Society has failed to grasp.
- Printing such an article is beneath the dignity of this august journal.
- It's a great show and demonstrates why the photographer is now a member of that august body Magnum Photos.
- The reasoning of the officials of this august body is that it will all be good for the future of Sligo.
- They have invited every member of the Western club to a champagne reception in the august surroundings of Turnberry Hotel on Thursday evening.
- I am sure that the august body called the Law Society would like to know where we are at with regard to that legislation.
- Perhaps you mean that we need the moral imprimatur of this august and esteemed body.
- Needless to reiterate, he is the first and the only non European to head the august body.
- Some of the alumni of that august organization are still my best friends.
- Here is her contribution, as delicately phrased as one might expect in such an august literary journal.
- I have some suggestions for serious consideration by the august committee.
Synonyms
distinguished, respected, eminent, venerable, hallowed, illustrious, prestigious, renowned, celebrated, honoured, acclaimed, esteemed, exalted, highly regarded, well thought of, of distinction, of repute
great, important, of high standing, lofty, high-ranking, noble, regal, royal, aristocratic
imposing, impressive, awe-inspiring, magnificent, majestic, imperial, stately, lordly, kingly, grand, dignified, solemn, proud

Derivatives

augustly

adverb

But Her Majesty openly rendered to Diana the sort of augustly understated nod that her top courtiers offer her day by day.
Example sentencesExamples
- Darwin may rest augustly beside Sir Isaac Newton in Westminster Abbey, while Wallace lies modestly in the little cemetery in Broadstone.

augustness

noun ɔːˈɡʌstnəsɔˈɡəs(t)nəs

Still, while he is willing to throw over the old time augustness, he may not entirely appreciate the social changes he is speaking to.
Example sentencesExamples
- In America, the same augustness is reflected by his regular presence in the New Yorker and on university syllabuses.
- Nothing can match the authority, the augustness, the gravitas of real champagne from France's Champagne region.
- This palace of kings is based on the grandeur and augustness of Roman imperial empire.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French auguste or Latin augustus 'consecrated, venerable'.

Rhymes

adjust, bust, combust, crust, dust, encrust, entrust, gust, just, lust, mistrust, must, robust, rust, thrust, trust, undiscussed

August²

noun ˈɔːɡəstˈɔɡəst

The eighth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of summer.
the sultry haze of late August
the wettest August in six years
Example sentencesExamples
- He kept up the lie for nearly two decades until his cheating ways caught up with him last August.
- She became depressed again and was prescribed the drug for a second time in August last year.
- He will return to his base in two weeks' time before taking a month off in August.
- In August, she announced that she was setting up her own literary agency in Edinburgh.
- We arrived in England to be greeted by the cool August evening weather and that helped us to relax a lot.
- I had the misfortune to be unemployed for six weeks between July and August this year.
- In August of the same year he organized an unprecedented summer school in Vienna.
- Of the six women to die in the 12 months to August, an inquest on only one has been held to date.
- The media reported that it has been ‘one of the wettest Augusts on record… and Skipton has been one of the areas worst affected’.
- He is in Ireland until the end of August for his summer tour and we wish him well with that.
- Work on the building is due to be started in August and be completed by the end of the year.
- He offered the use of his property for the month of August, and the show was back on.
- Grapes in these warm, humid states are usually picked in late July or early August.
- He generally arrives in late August or early September and stays for about six weeks.
- Both hockey and football events will now take place in late August or early September.
- Bear hunting is permitted in Russia for a period in spring and between August and October.
- The best time for such work is on a sunny August afternoon, when it is hot and muggy.
- The final bids will be considered next August and a decision taken by the end of the year.
- Her daughter Rebecca will be four in August and starts at a new school in January next year.
- I spent the entire month of August in Wisconsin, not too far from the local airport.

Origin

Old English, from Latin augustus 'consecrated, venerable'; named after Augustus, the first Roman emperor.

octopus from mid 18th century:
This is from Greek oktōpous, from oktō meaning eight and pous ‘foot’. The prefix gives us words like octagon (late 16th century) an eight-sided figure and octogenarian (early 19th century), someone aged between 80 and 89. In the modern world October (Old English) is the tenth month, but the word comes from Latin octo because it was the eighth month in the Roman calendar. It became the tenth month after the addition of July (named after Julius Caesar), and August (named after the Emperor Augustus) in the 1st century bc.

august¹

adjectiveɔˈɡəstôˈɡəst

Respected and impressive.
she was in august company
Example sentencesExamples
- I have some suggestions for serious consideration by the august committee.
- The ballroom of the Residency was packed with an august audience who were there to witness the honour for the trio.
- This august body has been set up to help promote independent Glasgow restaurants and the culinary delights to be discovered therein.
- This is something that even our august Royal Society has failed to grasp.
- I've also decided on a couple of names, should I be successful in my application to join the august body.
- There's no escaping it, not even in the august galleries of the Museum of Modern Art.
- Perhaps you mean that we need the moral imprimatur of this august and esteemed body.
- The reasoning of the officials of this august body is that it will all be good for the future of Sligo.
- They are regarded as less stuffy than the august Royal Scottish Academy, and pride themselves on encouraging new art.
- Printing such an article is beneath the dignity of this august journal.
- The Jockey Club is the august racing body that presides over equine nomenclature.
- They have invited every member of the Western club to a champagne reception in the august surroundings of Turnberry Hotel on Thursday evening.
- At first, in honor of the august occasion, he felt obliged to sound stuffy and learned.
- I suspect that the good Rabbie, who also enjoyed partaking of strong alcohol, would have been in his element surrounded by such an august body of men.
- I am sure that the august body called the Law Society would like to know where we are at with regard to that legislation.
- Not only was she the first woman to enter that august company but, at 41, is also one of the country's youngest judges.
- Needless to reiterate, he is the first and the only non European to head the august body.
- It's a great show and demonstrates why the photographer is now a member of that august body Magnum Photos.
- Some of the alumni of that august organization are still my best friends.
- Here is her contribution, as delicately phrased as one might expect in such an august literary journal.
Synonyms
distinguished, respected, eminent, venerable, hallowed, illustrious, prestigious, renowned, celebrated, honoured, acclaimed, esteemed, exalted, highly regarded, well thought of, of distinction, of repute

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French auguste or Latin augustus ‘consecrated, venerable’.

August²

nounˈôɡəstˈɔɡəst

The eighth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of summer.
the sultry haze of late August
as modifier an August cold snap
Example sentencesExamples
- He will return to his base in two weeks' time before taking a month off in August.
- Work on the building is due to be started in August and be completed by the end of the year.
- I spent the entire month of August in Wisconsin, not too far from the local airport.
- Of the six women to die in the 12 months to August, an inquest on only one has been held to date.
- The best time for such work is on a sunny August afternoon, when it is hot and muggy.
- In August, she announced that she was setting up her own literary agency in Edinburgh.
- He kept up the lie for nearly two decades until his cheating ways caught up with him last August.
- Both hockey and football events will now take place in late August or early September.
- Bear hunting is permitted in Russia for a period in spring and between August and October.
- He generally arrives in late August or early September and stays for about six weeks.
- Grapes in these warm, humid states are usually picked in late July or early August.
- She became depressed again and was prescribed the drug for a second time in August last year.
- We arrived in England to be greeted by the cool August evening weather and that helped us to relax a lot.
- The media reported that it has been ‘one of the wettest Augusts on record… and Skipton has been one of the areas worst affected’.
- He is in Ireland until the end of August for his summer tour and we wish him well with that.
- I had the misfortune to be unemployed for six weeks between July and August this year.
- The final bids will be considered next August and a decision taken by the end of the year.
- He offered the use of his property for the month of August, and the show was back on.
- Her daughter Rebecca will be four in August and starts at a new school in January next year.
- In August of the same year he organized an unprecedented summer school in Vienna.

Origin

Old English, from Latin augustus ‘consecrated, venerable’; named after Augustus, the first Roman emperor.

单词	august
释义	august¹ adjective ɔːˈɡʌstɔˈɡəst Respected and impressive. she was in august company Example sentencesExamples There's no escaping it, not even in the august galleries of the Museum of Modern Art. The ballroom of the Residency was packed with an august audience who were there to witness the honour for the trio. I suspect that the good Rabbie, who also enjoyed partaking of strong alcohol, would have been in his element surrounded by such an august body of men. They are regarded as less stuffy than the august Royal Scottish Academy, and pride themselves on encouraging new art. This august body has been set up to help promote independent Glasgow restaurants and the culinary delights to be discovered therein. I've also decided on a couple of names, should I be successful in my application to join the august body. Not only was she the first woman to enter that august company but, at 41, is also one of the country's youngest judges. The Jockey Club is the august racing body that presides over equine nomenclature. At first, in honor of the august occasion, he felt obliged to sound stuffy and learned. This is something that even our august Royal Society has failed to grasp. Printing such an article is beneath the dignity of this august journal. It's a great show and demonstrates why the photographer is now a member of that august body Magnum Photos. The reasoning of the officials of this august body is that it will all be good for the future of Sligo. They have invited every member of the Western club to a champagne reception in the august surroundings of Turnberry Hotel on Thursday evening. I am sure that the august body called the Law Society would like to know where we are at with regard to that legislation. Perhaps you mean that we need the moral imprimatur of this august and esteemed body. Needless to reiterate, he is the first and the only non European to head the august body. Some of the alumni of that august organization are still my best friends. Here is her contribution, as delicately phrased as one might expect in such an august literary journal. I have some suggestions for serious consideration by the august committee. Synonyms distinguished, respected, eminent, venerable, hallowed, illustrious, prestigious, renowned, celebrated, honoured, acclaimed, esteemed, exalted, highly regarded, well thought of, of distinction, of repute great, important, of high standing, lofty, high-ranking, noble, regal, royal, aristocratic imposing, impressive, awe-inspiring, magnificent, majestic, imperial, stately, lordly, kingly, grand, dignified, solemn, proud Derivatives augustly adverb But Her Majesty openly rendered to Diana the sort of augustly understated nod that her top courtiers offer her day by day. Example sentencesExamples Darwin may rest augustly beside Sir Isaac Newton in Westminster Abbey, while Wallace lies modestly in the little cemetery in Broadstone. augustness noun ɔːˈɡʌstnəsɔˈɡəs(t)nəs Still, while he is willing to throw over the old time augustness, he may not entirely appreciate the social changes he is speaking to. Example sentencesExamples In America, the same augustness is reflected by his regular presence in the New Yorker and on university syllabuses. Nothing can match the authority, the augustness, the gravitas of real champagne from France's Champagne region. This palace of kings is based on the grandeur and augustness of Roman imperial empire. Origin Mid 17th century: from French auguste or Latin augustus 'consecrated, venerable'. Rhymes adjust, bust, combust, crust, dust, encrust, entrust, gust, just, lust, mistrust, must, robust, rust, thrust, trust, undiscussed August² noun ˈɔːɡəstˈɔɡəst The eighth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of summer. the sultry haze of late August the wettest August in six years Example sentencesExamples He kept up the lie for nearly two decades until his cheating ways caught up with him last August. She became depressed again and was prescribed the drug for a second time in August last year. He will return to his base in two weeks' time before taking a month off in August. In August, she announced that she was setting up her own literary agency in Edinburgh. We arrived in England to be greeted by the cool August evening weather and that helped us to relax a lot. I had the misfortune to be unemployed for six weeks between July and August this year. In August of the same year he organized an unprecedented summer school in Vienna. Of the six women to die in the 12 months to August, an inquest on only one has been held to date. The media reported that it has been ‘one of the wettest Augusts on record… and Skipton has been one of the areas worst affected’. He is in Ireland until the end of August for his summer tour and we wish him well with that. Work on the building is due to be started in August and be completed by the end of the year. He offered the use of his property for the month of August, and the show was back on. Grapes in these warm, humid states are usually picked in late July or early August. He generally arrives in late August or early September and stays for about six weeks. Both hockey and football events will now take place in late August or early September. Bear hunting is permitted in Russia for a period in spring and between August and October. The best time for such work is on a sunny August afternoon, when it is hot and muggy. The final bids will be considered next August and a decision taken by the end of the year. Her daughter Rebecca will be four in August and starts at a new school in January next year. I spent the entire month of August in Wisconsin, not too far from the local airport. Origin Old English, from Latin augustus 'consecrated, venerable'; named after Augustus, the first Roman emperor. octopus from mid 18th century: This is from Greek oktōpous, from oktō meaning eight and pous ‘foot’. The prefix gives us words like octagon (late 16th century) an eight-sided figure and octogenarian (early 19th century), someone aged between 80 and 89. In the modern world October (Old English) is the tenth month, but the word comes from Latin octo because it was the eighth month in the Roman calendar. It became the tenth month after the addition of July (named after Julius Caesar), and August (named after the Emperor Augustus) in the 1st century bc. adj.1 noun.1 august¹ adjectiveɔˈɡəstôˈɡəst Respected and impressive. she was in august company Example sentencesExamples I have some suggestions for serious consideration by the august committee. The ballroom of the Residency was packed with an august audience who were there to witness the honour for the trio. This august body has been set up to help promote independent Glasgow restaurants and the culinary delights to be discovered therein. This is something that even our august Royal Society has failed to grasp. I've also decided on a couple of names, should I be successful in my application to join the august body. There's no escaping it, not even in the august galleries of the Museum of Modern Art. Perhaps you mean that we need the moral imprimatur of this august and esteemed body. The reasoning of the officials of this august body is that it will all be good for the future of Sligo. They are regarded as less stuffy than the august Royal Scottish Academy, and pride themselves on encouraging new art. Printing such an article is beneath the dignity of this august journal. The Jockey Club is the august racing body that presides over equine nomenclature. They have invited every member of the Western club to a champagne reception in the august surroundings of Turnberry Hotel on Thursday evening. At first, in honor of the august occasion, he felt obliged to sound stuffy and learned. I suspect that the good Rabbie, who also enjoyed partaking of strong alcohol, would have been in his element surrounded by such an august body of men. I am sure that the august body called the Law Society would like to know where we are at with regard to that legislation. Not only was she the first woman to enter that august company but, at 41, is also one of the country's youngest judges. Needless to reiterate, he is the first and the only non European to head the august body. It's a great show and demonstrates why the photographer is now a member of that august body Magnum Photos. Some of the alumni of that august organization are still my best friends. Here is her contribution, as delicately phrased as one might expect in such an august literary journal. Synonyms distinguished, respected, eminent, venerable, hallowed, illustrious, prestigious, renowned, celebrated, honoured, acclaimed, esteemed, exalted, highly regarded, well thought of, of distinction, of repute Origin Mid 17th century: from French auguste or Latin augustus ‘consecrated, venerable’. August² nounˈôɡəstˈɔɡəst The eighth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of summer. the sultry haze of late August as modifier an August cold snap Example sentencesExamples He will return to his base in two weeks' time before taking a month off in August. Work on the building is due to be started in August and be completed by the end of the year. I spent the entire month of August in Wisconsin, not too far from the local airport. Of the six women to die in the 12 months to August, an inquest on only one has been held to date. The best time for such work is on a sunny August afternoon, when it is hot and muggy. In August, she announced that she was setting up her own literary agency in Edinburgh. He kept up the lie for nearly two decades until his cheating ways caught up with him last August. Both hockey and football events will now take place in late August or early September. Bear hunting is permitted in Russia for a period in spring and between August and October. He generally arrives in late August or early September and stays for about six weeks. Grapes in these warm, humid states are usually picked in late July or early August. She became depressed again and was prescribed the drug for a second time in August last year. We arrived in England to be greeted by the cool August evening weather and that helped us to relax a lot. The media reported that it has been ‘one of the wettest Augusts on record… and Skipton has been one of the areas worst affected’. He is in Ireland until the end of August for his summer tour and we wish him well with that. I had the misfortune to be unemployed for six weeks between July and August this year. The final bids will be considered next August and a decision taken by the end of the year. He offered the use of his property for the month of August, and the show was back on. Her daughter Rebecca will be four in August and starts at a new school in January next year. In August of the same year he organized an unprecedented summer school in Vienna. Origin Old English, from Latin augustus ‘consecrated, venerable’; named after Augustus, the first Roman emperor. adj.1 noun.1
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