| 单词 | wholesome |
| 释义 | whole·some 1. < passes through the wholesome ordeal of the royal presence, and issues from it free from all taint — W.M.Thackeray > < brought these difficult situations into the wholesome light of world public opinion — Huntington Gilchrist > 2. a. < perhaps because our sedative airs are more wholesome for those who suffer from high blood pressure — Rebecca West > b. < prescribe a wholesome regimen for the convalescents > 3. a. < the wholesome gush of natural feeling — Nathaniel Hawthorne > < she may be described as plain in appearance, but with a wholesome air — C.G.Bowers > b. < wholesome as the smell of homemade bread just out of the oven — Pamela Taylor > < wholesome family life > 4. a. obsolete b. archaic 5. a. < lived in a wholesome dread of her tempers — T.B.Costain > < had too wholesome an awareness of the logical difficulties — Benjamin Farrington > b. < it wouldn't be wholesome for you to go down there — Mark Twain > Synonyms: see healthful, healthy |
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