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lucid 【lucid】adj.1.明白的；清晰的 2.神志清明的The teacher asked me to give a lucid explanation of my being late for class.老师要求我对上课迟到给出清晰的解释。The old man is confused most of the time but he does have lucid moments.那老人大部分的时间头脑不清醒，但也有神志清明的时候。

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['luːsɪd] 
lucid(of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
Something that's lucid is clear and understandable. Lucid writing is important in journalism, so that readers easily get the point of the article they're reading.
When what you write or say is lucid, it's straightforward and its meaning is crystal clear. You can also use the adjective lucid to describe your mind or thoughts when you're thinking in a rational, sensible way: "I was worried about my grandmother's confusion yesterday, but she seems really lucid today." Another meaning is "translucent," or letting light shine through — which makes sense since lucid comes from the Latin lucidus, "light or clear," with its root of lux, "light."
All forms of 'lucid' will appear on average once every 866 pages.elucidationelucidativelucidluciditylucidlylucidnesselucidate

Front	lucid
Pron	['luːsɪd]
Back	【lucid】 adj.1.明白的；清晰的 2.神志清明的 The teacher asked me to give a lucid explanation of my being late for class. 老师要求我对上课迟到给出清晰的解释。 The old man is confused most of the time but he does have lucid moments. 那老人大部分的时间头脑不清醒，但也有神志清明的时候。
Vocab	lucid(of language) transparently clear; easily understandable Something that's lucid is clear and understandable. Lucid writing is important in journalism, so that readers easily get the point of the article they're reading. When what you write or say is lucid, it's straightforward and its meaning is crystal clear. You can also use the adjective lucid to describe your mind or thoughts when you're thinking in a rational, sensible way: "I was worried about my grandmother's confusion yesterday, but she seems really lucid today." Another meaning is "translucent," or letting light shine through — which makes sense since lucid comes from the Latin lucidus, "light or clear," with its root of lux, "light." All forms of 'lucid' will appear on average once every 866 pages. elucidation elucidative lucid lucidity lucidly lucidness elucidate

Lucid Easily Meaning Luːsɪd Adj.1.明白的；清晰的 2.神志清明的 Teacher Asked