| 单词 | genial |
| 释义 | genial I. ge·nial 1. archaic < the genial bed — John Milton > 2. a. < in these genial regions … one's wants are naturally diminished — Herman Melville > < a sun as bright and genial as we would desire — Tyrone Power †1841 > < the climate should be genial … with ample rainfall — W.C.Bennett > b. < the handsome, genial face with its kindliness of glance, its smiling mouth — S.H.Adams > < the pleasure-loving, genial, imperturbable traveler — Saxe Commins > < the extremely comfortable and genial atmosphere of the upper middle class — American Guide Series: Ind. > 3. obsolete 4. < new, genial insights — Susanne K. Langer > < however genial his intuitions may be — George Santayana > < we rarely read … to share some genial vision — Herbert Read > Synonyms: see gracious II. ge·ni·al |
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