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balmy adj.芳香的；温和的；<俚>疯狂的；古怪的 (1) 天气温暖宜人。(2) 这种温和的天气是春天的预兆。(3) 我敢说邻居们一定以为我是在冲鞋子大吼大叫呢！(4) 要是你认为我会容忍那样的事，那你就太笨了。 ChapStick and nice weather might not seem to have much in common, but consider this: Both are soothing and restorative. The adjective balmy is, indeed, related to the noun balm (as in, "lip balm") and both share a wonderfully rich etymology: "Balm" made its way from Hebrew to English via Greek, Latin, and Old French. Just as the noun is used in the names of aromatic unguents and plants with healing properties, the adjective balmy is used to describe weather so pleasant that it's positively therapeutic.

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英 ['bɑːmi] 美 ['bɑːmi] (1) The air was warm and balmy.(2) This balmy weather is a herald of spring.(3) I’m sure the neighbours must have thought I was balmy yelling about shoes!(4) You are totally balmy if you think I will put up with that stuff. Tourists who flock from Minnesota to Florida in the wintertime are hoping for balmy weather — that is, those frosty Midwesterners are trading mountains of snow and freezing winds for warm sun and gentle breezes. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（天气）温暖舒适的，温和宜人的 Balmy weather is fairly warm and pleasant.   [usu ADJ n]...a balmy summer's evening.宜人的夏夜

英语单词	balmy
英美音标	英 ['bɑːmi] 美 ['bɑːmi]
中文释义	adj.芳香的；温和的；<俚>疯狂的；古怪的
英语例句	(1) The air was warm and balmy. (2) This balmy weather is a herald of spring. (3) I’m sure the neighbours must have thought I was balmy yelling about shoes! (4) You are totally balmy if you think I will put up with that stuff.
中文例句	(1) 天气温暖宜人。 (2) 这种温和的天气是春天的预兆。 (3) 我敢说邻居们一定以为我是在冲鞋子大吼大叫呢！ (4) 要是你认为我会容忍那样的事，那你就太笨了。
vocabulary简明	Tourists who flock from Minnesota to Florida in the wintertime are hoping for balmy weather — that is, those frosty Midwesterners are trading mountains of snow and freezing winds for warm sun and gentle breezes.
vocabulary扩展	ChapStick and nice weather might not seem to have much in common, but consider this: Both are soothing and restorative. The adjective balmy is, indeed, related to the noun balm (as in, "lip balm") and both share a wonderfully rich etymology: "Balm" made its way from Hebrew to English via Greek, Latin, and Old French. Just as the noun is used in the names of aromatic unguents and plants with healing properties, the adjective balmy is used to describe weather so pleasant that it's positively therapeutic.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（天气）温暖舒适的，温和宜人的 Balmy weather is fairly warm and pleasant. [usu ADJ n] ...a balmy summer's evening. 宜人的夏夜

Balmy Weather Warm I Adjective Noun 英 Bɑːmi] 美