quaintness

英[kweɪntnəs] 美[kweɪntnəs]
  • n. 古怪(精致)
Noun:
  1. the quality of being quaint and old-fashioned;

    "she liked the old cottage; its quaintness was appealing"

  2. strangeness as a consequence of being old fashioned;

    "some words in her dialect had a charming quaintness"

1. The shops had still a pleasant quaintness.
店铺里依然弥漫着一种亲切的古雅气氛。

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2. The “Buy America” clause in the $787 billion stimulus package signed into law on Tuesday has a certain quaintness to it.
美国7870亿美元刺激计划中的“购买美国货”条款签署成为法律有些奇妙。

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3. Time rocked on, however. Roy and I are now accustomed to the 10 quaintness of our table for two and we enjoy our lives together.
然而时光荏苒,现在,我和罗伊已经习惯了新奇有趣的“二人餐”,享受两人世界。

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4. At first my students were struck by the small size and quaintness of the old books compared with the large, colourful ones in current use.
开头,我的学员们觉得,和现今使用的色彩鲜艳的大开本教科书相比,这些书显得太小、太古怪了。

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5. What I started to notice about those newly rare occasions when the TV came back on, aside from their quaintness, was how much TV viewing actually promotes passivity in viewership.
除了有趣特别的节目,当电视回归生活中,我开始注意到最近极少的情况,就是电视在多大程度上让观众们变得被动了。

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6. What I started to notice about those newly rare occasions when the TV came back on, aside from their quaintness, was how much TV viewing actually promotes passivity in viewership.
除了有趣特别的节目,当电视回归生活中,我开始注意到最近极少的情况,就是电视在多大程度上让观众们变得被动了。

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. But, in spite of their quaintness, a little study revealed that the old reading books have many redeeming features.
      可是,只要稍加研究就不难发现,老书尽管古怪,却包含着不少优点。

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