quietude

英 [ˈkwaɪətjuːd]

美 [ˈkwaɪətuːd]

n.  平静; 寂静; 宁静; 静谧

COCA.31989

牛津词典

noun

• 平静；寂静；宁静；静谧
  the state of being still and quiet

柯林斯词典

• 安静;平静;寂静;宁静
  Quietudeis quietness and calm.

英英释义

noun

• a state of peace and quiet
  Synonym:tranquillitytranquilityquietness

双语例句

• Quietude be the crown of life.
  人生何为先，宁静为桂冠。
• I am enjoying the serene quietude of my domicile.
  我正享受着家中的安静氛围。
• Quietude is the crown of life. wreathe a poet's brow with laurel
  用桂冠装饰诗人的额头；把桂冠戴在诗人的头上
• The sky, now overcast and sullen, so changed from the early afternoon, and the steady insistent rain could not disturb the soft quietude of the valley;
  天空云多而且阴沉，与下午早些时候相比，变化很大，下个不停的雨却不能惊动山谷里的安静。
• It can be concluded that, in the medium-term of anomaly, the quietude of the middle-strong earthquake is clear.
  结果认为，6.8级地震前异常的中期阶段，新疆中强地震平静显著；
• The only thing the mind hears all day is clanging bells and noise and argument, and all it wants is quietude.
  头脑整天只听见叮叮当当的钟声、噪音，和争辩，但它只渴望平静。
• O rest, in utter quietude of soul
  休息吧，休息在肃静的灵里
• This kind of gentle tinge leads you to the quietude of hardly course that the nationality walked through.
  水天一色，夕阳溶金，那种平和的色调让你读着一支民族走过艰辛历程后的平静。
• In many of his poems the poet reflects on the quietude of the countryside.
  在他的许多诗中，诗人描写了乡村的宁静。
• The stranger had entered the room with the characteristic quietude of the profession to which he announced himself as belonging.
  陌生人心平气和地走进牢房，那态度倒和他自称的医生职业相称。