veritable

英 [ˈverɪtəbl]

美 [ˈverɪtəbl]

adj.  十足的; 名副其实的; 不折不扣的

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牛津词典

adj.

• 十足的；名副其实的；不折不扣的
  a word used to emphasize that sb/sth can be compared to sb/sth else that is more exciting, more impressive, etc.
  1. The meal that followed was a veritable banquet.
     随后摆上的饭菜俨然是一桌宴席。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 真正的，十足的，不折不扣的（用于强调大小、数量或性质等）
  You can useveritableto emphasize the size, amount, or nature of something.
  1. ...a veritable feast of pre-match entertainment.
     尽情的赛前娱乐享受
  2. ...a veritable army of security guards.
     一支真正的警卫部队

英英释义

adj

• not counterfeit or copied
  1. an authentic signature
  2. a bona fide manuscript
  3. an unquestionable antique
  4. photographs taken in a veritable bull ring
  Synonym:authenticbona fideunquestionable

双语例句

• Levchenko was a veritable prisoner, which was not healthy.
  列夫钦科真的成了名符其实的囚徒了，这太不象样子。
• Veritable truth is not in accordance with an external.
  可证实的真理并不依照外在的东西。
• She had lived in the flat for thirty years and was a veritable magpie at hoarding;
  老妇人在这套公寓里住了30年，她又是个名副其实的收藏家。
• Indeed, in the last few weeks a veritable torrent of such books has flowed across my desk.
  在过去几周内，这些书的确源源不断地送到了我的书桌上。
• It is a veritable heaven on earth.
  它是人间真正的天堂。
• Thank you for that lovely meal; it was a veritable feast!
  谢谢你那顿美餐，真是一顿名副其实的盛宴！
• A veritable cottage industry of comparison-spewing institutions has emerged, this author not excepted.
  一个名副其实的由从事比较的机构组成的作坊式行业已然成形，笔者也不能袖手其外。
• It was a veritable feast. He provides unlimited food and drink.
  他备办了极其丰盛的筵席。
• It led to a veritable Oriental Renaissance.
  这导致了真正的东方文艺复兴。
• This book is a veritable storehouse of information
  这本书是名副其实的信息宝库。