poignant
形容词比较级
more poignant
形容词最高级
most poignant
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辛酸的, 感人的
causing strong emotions, especially sadness or empathy
- The poignant story of the elderly couple's enduring love brought tears to everyone's eyes.
这对老夫妇 enduring love 的 poignant 故事让每个人都流下了眼泪。
- The poignant melody of the song stirred up memories of her childhood.
这首歌 poignant 的旋律唤起了她童年的回忆。
- The poignant sight of the abandoned puppy left her feeling a mixture of sadness and compassion.
被遗弃小狗的 poignant 景象让她感到悲伤和同情。
- The poignant words of the farewell letter left a lasting impact on those who read it.
告别信中 poignant 的话语给读过它的人留下了持久的影响。
- The movie ended with a poignant scene that left the audience in tears.
电影以一个 poignant 的场景结束，让观众泪流满面。
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辛辣的, 刺鼻的
causing a sharp, penetrating impression on the senses, especially smell or taste
- The poignant aroma of aged cheese filled the room.
陈年奶酪的刺鼻香气充满了房间。
- A poignant tang of vinegar lingered in the air.
空气中弥漫着醋的刺鼻味道。
- The sauce had a poignant blend of spice and acidity.
酱汁有一种辛辣的香料和酸味的混合。
- He remembered the poignant scent of herbs from his grandmother's kitchen.
他记得祖母厨房里草药刺鼻的气味。
- A poignant whiff of smoke hinted at the fire's lingering presence.
一股刺鼻的烟味暗示着大火的持续存在。
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尖锐的, 深刻的
clearly expressed and strongly relevant
- Her poignant reply ended the debate with graceful finality.
她 poignant 的回应以优雅的决断结束了辩论。
- He always had a poignant remark ready for any situation.
他总能对任何情况准备好一句尖锐的评论。
- A poignant quote often carries more weight than a long explanation.
一句尖锐的引语往往比长篇解释更有分量。
- The critic praised the playwright's poignant dialogue for its wit and relevance.
评论家称赞了剧作家 poignant的对话，因其机智和相关性。
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