monster怎么读

英式音标：[ˈmɒnstə(r)]

美式音标：[ˈmɑnstə(r)]

monster基本解释

n. 怪物；巨人，巨兽；残忍的人

adj. 巨大的，庞大的

monster的意思释义

adj.

巨大的，庞大的；（建筑物）巍峨的；

n.

怪物；恶魔，恶人；庞然大物；畸形，畸胎

变形

复数：monsters

双语释义

[A]巨大的,庞大的 giant, huge

[C]怪物 a strange typically imaginary animal that is large, frightening, and usually fierce

[C]坏人,恶人 a very evil person

英英释义

n.

an imaginary creature usually having various human and animal parts

someone or something that is abnormally large and powerful

同义词：giantgoliathbehemothcolossus

a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed

同义词：freakmonstrositylusus naturae

a cruel wicked and inhuman person

同义词：fienddevildemonogre

(medicine) a grossly malformed and usually nonviable fetus

同义词：teras

monster用法及例句

词组短语

loch ness monster尼斯湖水怪（相传在尼斯湖出现的一种巨型怪兽）

green-eyed monster n. 嫉妒

sea monster n. 海怪

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

A hideous monster attacked the helpless villagers.

有个丑恶的怪物袭击了手无寸铁的村民。

I saw a horrible monster in the forest.

我在林中见到一头可怕的怪物。

The judge told the murderer that he was a monster.

法官对凶手说他是一个穷凶极恶的人。

He\'s a lovely man, but when he gets jealous he turns into a monster.

他是个讨人喜欢的人,但是当他嫉妒起来时,就成了一个恶魔。

This machine is a real monster.

这台机器真是个庞然大物。

Dinosaurs are monsters.

恐龙是种巨兽。

用作形容词(adj.)

Many monster high-rise buildings spring up all over the city.

许多巨大的高层建筑在这座城市拔地而起。

The song was a monster hit.

这首歌获得了巨大的成功。

例句参考

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Sulphur isotope geochemistry

Sulfur isotope geochemistry

Pharmacy data in epidemiological studies: an easy to obtain and reliable tool

Activity patterns of human skeletal muscles: relation to muscle fiber type composition.

Sulfur isotope studies in early Archaean sediments from Isua, West Greenland: Implications for the antiquity of bacterial sulfate re...

Oral contraceptive use and hormone replacement therapy are associated with microalbuminuria.

Motoneurone properties and motor fatigue

monster词源

monster

monster: [13] Monster originated as a word for a ‘divine omen or warning’. It goes back via Old French monstre to Latin mōnstrum, a derivative of the verb monēre ‘warn’. From its original sense ‘warning of misfortune, evil omen’, mōnstrum was transferred to the sort of thing that could function as such an omen – a ‘prodigy’, or a ‘misshapen or horrifying creature’ – whence the meaning of English monster.The word’s connotations of ‘largeness’ seem to be rather more recent, first emerging in English in the 16th century. Other English derivatives of mōnstrum, some of them reflecting a later sense of monēre, ‘show, inform’, rather than the original ‘warn’, include demonstrate [16], monstrance [16], muster [13] (which originally meant ‘display’), and remonstrate [16].And from monēre itself come admonish, monitor [16], monument [13], premonition [16], and summon [13].=> admonish, demonstrate, monitor, monument, muster, premonition, remonstrate, summon

monster (n.)

early 14c., \"malformed animal or human, creature afflicted with a birth defect,\" from Old French monstre, mostre \"monster, monstrosity\" (12c.), and directly from Latin monstrum \"divine omen, portent, sign; abnormal shape; monster, monstrosity,\" figuratively \"repulsive character, object of dread, awful deed, abomination,\" from root of monere \"warn\" (see monitor (n.)). Abnormal or prodigious animals were regarded as signs or omens of impending evil. Extended by late 14c. to imaginary animals composed of parts of creatures (centaur, griffin, etc.). Meaning \"animal of vast size\" is from 1520s; sense of \"person of inhuman cruelty or wickedness\" is from 1550s. As an adjective, \"of extraordinary size,\" from 1837. In Old English, the monster Grendel was an aglæca, a word related to aglæc \"calamity, terror, distress, oppression.\"

monster相关例句

1.a sea monster

海怪

4.The Hawkline Monster

鹰线巨兽

5.That monster!

那个穷凶极恶的家伙！

7.Charm Monster. Makes monster believe it is your ally.

魅惑怪物：使怪物相信自己是你的盟友。