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

immaculateimmaculate /ɪˈmækyəlɪt/ adjective

ETYMOLOGYimmaculate

Origin: 1400-1500 Latin immaculatus, from macula spot of dirt

THESAURUSnot dirty► clean

not dirty or messy: Are your hands clean? Let me get you a clean towel.

► spotless

completely clean with no dirt or dirty marks: Her kitchen is always spotless.

► immaculate

formal so clean and neat that something seems perfect: The house was immaculate when the guests started to arrive.

► pristine

formal completely clean and not damaged at all, as if something has never been used: The beaches on the island are still pristine.

► hygienic

clean, so that people will not get diseases: The cows must be milked in hygienic conditions for the milk to be sold.

► sanitary

clean and not likely to cause diseases, especially diseases caused by body waste: It was a cheap motel, but at least the bathroom seemed sanitary.

► sterile

completely clean and having no bacteria in a way that is safe to use in medicine or science: The nurse put a sterile bandage on the wound.

1very clean and neat: an immaculate house► see thesaurus at clean12exactly correct or perfect in every detail: They dance with immaculate precision. [Origin: 1400–1500 Latin immaculatus, from macula spot of dirt]—immaculately adverb

单词	immaculately
释义	immaculateimmaculate /ɪˈmækyəlɪt/ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYimmaculate Origin: 1400-1500 Latin immaculatus, from macula spot of dirt Thesaurus THESAURUSnot dirty► clean not dirty or messy: Are your hands clean? Let me get you a clean towel. ► spotless completely clean with no dirt or dirty marks: Her kitchen is always spotless. ► immaculate formal so clean and neat that something seems perfect: The house was immaculate when the guests started to arrive. ► pristine formal completely clean and not damaged at all, as if something has never been used: The beaches on the island are still pristine. ► hygienic clean, so that people will not get diseases: The cows must be milked in hygienic conditions for the milk to be sold. ► sanitary clean and not likely to cause diseases, especially diseases caused by body waste: It was a cheap motel, but at least the bathroom seemed sanitary. ► sterile completely clean and having no bacteria in a way that is safe to use in medicine or science: The nurse put a sterile bandage on the wound. 1very clean and neat: an immaculate house► see thesaurus at clean12exactly correct or perfect in every detail: They dance with immaculate precision. [Origin: 1400–1500 Latin immaculatus, from macula spot of dirt]—immaculately adverb
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