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

panoply

/ˈpanəpli

noun

1An extensive or impressive collection: a deliciously inventive panoply of insults...

The proclaimed Jewish nature of the state is reinforced by a panoply of laws ranging from a ban on mixed marriages to over 90 per cent of the land and property in Israel being reserved for Jews.
The resulting panoply of data has become the basis of an ambitious commercial service that IBM recently launched called WebFountain.
Kota Kinabalu has a panoply of starred and budget hotels ranging from the ultra luxurious to non-star accommodation.

Synonyms

array, range, collection

1.1A splendid display: I leaned forward to take in the full panoply of tourist London...

The truth is that she belonged to an almost unimaginable past, one that has gone for ever; it is also a country inhabited by those who wanted the full panoply of Victorian mourning for the grandmother they never knew.
The smiths, resplendent in the full panoply of Tuareg costume, had organised a dance in a dusty street that backed onto the hotel kitchen.
Alongside, on a watch face, time has stood still; beneath it, in a panoply of colour, things begin to disintegrate into abstraction.

Synonyms

trappings, regalia, apparatus;

splendour, spectacle, show, display;

ceremony, ritual

1.2 historical or literary A complete suit of armour.In most parts of Greece, the main armed force consisted of hoplites, heavy infantry, each armed with a single thrusting spear and sword, and protected by a panoply of bronze armour....

As a weak or crippled body derives no advantage from a panoply of armour, which it will rather discard as being unable to bear it, so, in the same manner, a vigorous body causes affliction to a diseased soul by not being in conformity with its existing circumstances.

Derivatives

panoplied

/ˈpanəplɪd

/ adjective ...

A great discovery does not leap completely achieved from the brain of the scientist, as Minerva sprang, all panoplied, from the head of Jupiter.
Panoplied in gaudy Technicolor and replete with beauteous slave girls and a princess, hard-riding villains and a handsome sword-swinging hero, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" is a Hollywood version of a tale told centuries ago by a lady anxious to keep her head.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'complete protection for spiritual warfare', often with biblical allusion to Eph. 6:11, 13): from French panoplie or modern Latin panoplia 'full armour', from Greek, from pan 'all' + hopla 'arms'.

单词	panoply
释义	panoply /ˈpanəpli / noun 1An extensive or impressive collection: a deliciously inventive panoply of insults... The proclaimed Jewish nature of the state is reinforced by a panoply of laws ranging from a ban on mixed marriages to over 90 per cent of the land and property in Israel being reserved for Jews. The resulting panoply of data has become the basis of an ambitious commercial service that IBM recently launched called WebFountain. Kota Kinabalu has a panoply of starred and budget hotels ranging from the ultra luxurious to non-star accommodation. Synonyms array, range, collection 1.1A splendid display: I leaned forward to take in the full panoply of tourist London... The truth is that she belonged to an almost unimaginable past, one that has gone for ever; it is also a country inhabited by those who wanted the full panoply of Victorian mourning for the grandmother they never knew. The smiths, resplendent in the full panoply of Tuareg costume, had organised a dance in a dusty street that backed onto the hotel kitchen. Alongside, on a watch face, time has stood still; beneath it, in a panoply of colour, things begin to disintegrate into abstraction. Synonyms trappings, regalia, apparatus; splendour, spectacle, show, display; ceremony, ritual 1.2 historical or literary A complete suit of armour.In most parts of Greece, the main armed force consisted of hoplites, heavy infantry, each armed with a single thrusting spear and sword, and protected by a panoply of bronze armour.... As a weak or crippled body derives no advantage from a panoply of armour, which it will rather discard as being unable to bear it, so, in the same manner, a vigorous body causes affliction to a diseased soul by not being in conformity with its existing circumstances. Derivatives panoplied /ˈpanəplɪd / adjective ... A great discovery does not leap completely achieved from the brain of the scientist, as Minerva sprang, all panoplied, from the head of Jupiter. Panoplied in gaudy Technicolor and replete with beauteous slave girls and a princess, hard-riding villains and a handsome sword-swinging hero, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" is a Hollywood version of a tale told centuries ago by a lady anxious to keep her head. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'complete protection for spiritual warfare', often with biblical allusion to Eph. 6:11, 13): from French panoplie or modern Latin panoplia 'full armour', from Greek, from pan 'all' + hopla 'arms'.
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