Ethereal Meaning in English
word
ɪˈθɪɹiəɫ
ih-THEE-ree-uhl
iːθˈiəɹɪəl
ee-THEE-uh-ree-uhl
释义
Extremely light, delicate, or beautiful in a way that seems not of this world; often used to describe things that feel heavenly or ghostly.
用法与细微差别
"Ethereal" is literary, poetic, or formal—not used in casual daily conversation. Common with words like 'beauty', 'voice', 'light', or 'presence'. It suggests a sense of something almost magical or from another world, not just ordinary delicacy.
Spanish: etéreo - celestialPortuguese (BR): etéreo(a) - celestialPortuguese (PT): etéreo(a) - celestialChinese (Simplified): 飘渺的 - 天上的Chinese (Traditional): 飄渺的 - 天上的Hindi: ईथर जैसा - अलौकिकArabic: أثيري - سماويBengali: অলৌকিক - অপার্থিব - স্বর্গীয়Russian: неземной - эфирный - воздушныйJapanese: 幽玄な - 軽やかな - 天上的なVietnamese: phiêu diêu - thanh tao - huyền ảoKorean: 천상의 - 영묘한 - 공기 같은Turkish: uhrevi - dünyevi olmayan - zarifUrdu: غیر ارضی - نفیس - لطیفIndonesian: etereal - ringan seperti udara - bak dari dunia lain
例句
The dancer moved with ethereal grace.
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There was an ethereal light in the room.
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Her voice sounded ethereal during the concert.
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The fog gave the forest an ethereal beauty that morning.
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She wore an ethereal white dress that seemed to glow.
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The music was so ethereal it felt like a dream.
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