Question

majestic adj.宏伟的；高贵的；壮丽的 (1) 宏伟的雕柱环形走廊，凛然风范，蔚然壮观，今人瞩目。(2) 毫无疑问，巴黎圣母院至今仍然是雄伟壮丽的建筑。(3) 施工长城具有悠久的历史和壮丽的巨大的世界罕见的奇迹。 The adjective majestic has origins in the Latin word majestatem, meaning "greatness, dignity, honor, or excellence." It's often used to describe things connected with kings and queens (whom, you'll remember, we often address as "Your Majesty"). We also like to refer to the great creatures and places of the natural world as majestic: Mt. Fuji in Japan for example, or a bald eagle flying over the Grand Canyon.

Accepted Answer

英 [mə'dʒestɪk] 美 [mə'dʒestɪk] (1) The majestic ring corridor of engraved posts is spectacular and eye-catching.(2) The church of Notre-Dame de Paris is still no doubt, a majestic and sublime edifice.(3) Construction of the Great Wall has a long history of the majestic immensity of the world rare miracle. Majestic things display great dignity, befit a great ruler, or are simply far superior to everyday stuff. Compared with a peasant's hut, for instance, a king's palace is quite majestic. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]壮丽的；庄严的；雄伟的 If you describe something or someone as majestic, you think they are very beautiful, dignified, and impressive. ...a majestic country home that once belonged to the Astor family...一座曾经属于阿斯特家族的气派不凡的乡间住宅Anna looked tanned and majestic in her linen caftan.安娜穿着亚麻长袍，衬出其棕色的皮肤，显得十分高贵。majesticallyShe rose majestically to her feet...她庄重地站起身来。Fuji is a majestically beautiful mountain.富士山美丽而壮观。

英语单词	majestic
英美音标	英 [mə'dʒestɪk] 美 [mə'dʒestɪk]
中文释义	adj.宏伟的；高贵的；壮丽的
英语例句	(1) The majestic ring corridor of engraved posts is spectacular and eye-catching. (2) The church of Notre-Dame de Paris is still no doubt, a majestic and sublime edifice. (3) Construction of the Great Wall has a long history of the majestic immensity of the world rare miracle.
中文例句	(1) 宏伟的雕柱环形走廊，凛然风范，蔚然壮观，今人瞩目。 (2) 毫无疑问，巴黎圣母院至今仍然是雄伟壮丽的建筑。 (3) 施工长城具有悠久的历史和壮丽的巨大的世界罕见的奇迹。
vocabulary简明	Majestic things display great dignity, befit a great ruler, or are simply far superior to everyday stuff. Compared with a peasant's hut, for instance, a king's palace is quite majestic.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective majestic has origins in the Latin word majestatem, meaning "greatness, dignity, honor, or excellence." It's often used to describe things connected with kings and queens (whom, you'll remember, we often address as "Your Majesty"). We also like to refer to the great creatures and places of the natural world as majestic: Mt. Fuji in Japan for example, or a bald eagle flying over the Grand Canyon.
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]壮丽的；庄严的；雄伟的 If you describe something or someone as majestic, you think they are very beautiful, dignified, and impressive. ...a majestic country home that once belonged to the Astor family... 一座曾经属于阿斯特家族的气派不凡的乡间住宅 Anna looked tanned and majestic in her linen caftan. 安娜穿着亚麻长袍，衬出其棕色的皮肤，显得十分高贵。 majestically She rose majestically to her feet... 她庄重地站起身来。 Fuji is a majestically beautiful mountain. 富士山美丽而壮观。

Majestic Great World Things Dignity Describe Fuji Ally