sweet
[swi:t] adjective
TASTE 味道
ESSENTIAL
■(especially of food or drink) having a taste similar to that of sugar; not bitter or salty （尤指食物或饮料）甜的•The pineapple was sweet and juicy.这个凤梨甜而多汁。 •Do you want your pancakes sweet or savoury?您的煎饼是要甜的还是咸的?
[swi:t] adjective
PLEASANT 愉快的
■If an emotion or event is sweet, it is very pleasant and satisfying 愉快的，惬意的，令人满意的•She was enjoying the sweet smell of success.她沉浸在成功的喜悦中。 ■If a sound is sweet, it is pleasant and easy to like （声音）甜美的，悦耳的，动听的•She has a sweet singing voice.她的歌声非常甜美。 ■(especially of something or someone small) pleasant and attractive （尤指小东西或小孩子） 迷人的，漂亮的，吸引人的•They live in a sweet little house.他们住在一座漂亮的小房子里。 •What a sweet baby!多可爱的小宝宝啊！ ■kind and pleasant 温和的，和蔼的，讨人喜欢的•I think Alex is really sweet.我觉得亚历克斯的为人真好。 •It was sweet of you to help me.您肯帮我真是太好了。
[swi:t] adjective
be sweet on sb old-fashioned informal
■to like someone very much in a romantic way 深爱，钟情于某人•She's still sweet on him after all this time!过了这么久她仍然深爱着他。
[swi:t] adjective
keep sb sweet
■to try to keep someone satisfied and pleased with you 取悦（某人），讨好某人•We're allowing the French engineers to use our computers, to keep them sweet in case we need their help later on.我们允许法国的工程师使用我们的电脑，以便打好关系，因为可能日后需要他们的帮助。
[swi:t] adjective
sweet fanny adams (abbreviation sweet FA) old-fashioned slang
■nothing 甚么也没有，无•And what does she know about it? Sweet Fanny Adams!她对此有甚么了解？她甚么也不知道！
[swi:t] noun
IMPROVER countable UK (US candy)
■a small piece of sweet food, made of sugar 糖果•She bought a packet of sweets to suck on the journey.她买了一包糖果在路上吃。 IMPROVER countable US
■any food with a lot of sugar in it 甜食
countable or uncountable UK
■sweet food eaten at the end of a meal 甜点•There was only one sweet on the menu - chocolate cake with cream.菜单上只有一种甜点——巧克力鲜奶油蛋糕。
[swi:t] noun
my sweet old-fashioned
■a way of talking to someone you love （亲昵的称呼）宝贝儿，亲爱的 |