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Embellish with Meaning in English

expression

ɪmˈbɛɫɪʃ/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
im-BEL-ish with
ɛmbˈɛlɪʃ/ /wˈɪð
em-BEL-ish with

释义

To decorate or add extra details to something using a particular material, detail, or feature, often to make it more attractive.

用法与细微差别

Often used in both literal (decorate a physical object) and figurative (add details to a story) senses. Common with materials or features ('embellish with gold', 'embellish with flowers'). More formal in tone. Don't confuse with 'embellish' alone, which can mean exaggerate facts.

Spanish: adornar con - embellecer conPortuguese (BR): enfeitar com - adornar comPortuguese (PT): embelezar com - adornar comChinese (Simplified): 用…装饰 - 用…美化Chinese (Traditional): 用…裝飾 - 用…美化Hindi: से सुसज्जित करना - से सजानाArabic: يزيّن بـ - يجمّل بـBengali: সজ্জিত করা - দিয়ে অলংকৃত করাRussian: украшать с помощью - приукрашивать сJapanese: ～で飾る - ～で美しくするVietnamese: trang trí với - tô điểm bằngKorean: ~로 꾸미다 - ~로 장식하다Turkish: ile süslemek - ile güzelleştirmekUrdu: سے مزین کرنا - سے سجاناIndonesian: menghias dengan - memperindah dengan

例句

She embellished the dress with shiny beads.

basic

The cake was embellished with strawberries and cream.

basic

He likes to embellish his stories with exciting details.

basic

She loves to embellish her essays with quotes from famous authors.

natural

The walls were embellished with beautiful murals and plants.

natural

He tends to embellish his achievements with a bit of exaggeration.

natural