单词 | untouched |
释义 | un·touched 1. a. < the new piano stood untouched for weeks > b. < free to pursue their explorations in almost untouched territory — Times Literary Supplement > c. < an enormous and hitherto untouched audience — Harrison Smith > 2. < in the second volume he left few areas of our life untouched — J.D.Adams > 3. a. < it refreshed him to see something untouched, unscarred, unhardened by suffering — Joseph Conrad > b. < stood at the edge of the group with an untouched cocktail in her hand — Louis Auchincloss > c. (1) < this small cherrywood chest-on-chest … is in its original untouched condition — Antiques > < published the full and untouched text of his father's diary — W.C.Ford > (2) < its brooding magic of an untouched world — Anita Leslie > < a very early human being, standing upon an untouched earth — Emma Hawkridge > 4. a. < stewed in its petty provincialism untouched by the brisk debates that stirred the old world — V.L.Parrington > b. < the difficulty is to keep oneself untouched in a crowd — Lewis Vogler > 5. < a perfection of form … untouched in English letters — H.J.Laski > • un·touched·ness |
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