Pure Meaning in English
word
/ˈpjʊɹ/
pyoor
/pjˈɔː/
pyaw
释义
Pure means not mixed with anything else and completely clean or natural in quality. It can also mean complete or absolute, as in a feeling, color, or form of something.
用法与细微差别
Common with substances and materials: 'pure water', 'pure gold', 'pure cotton'. It is also used for emphasis in phrases like 'pure joy' or 'pure luck', where it means 'complete' rather than physically clean. Do not confuse it with 'clean': something can be clean but not pure.
Spanish: puro - puro (sin mezclar) - totalPortuguese (BR): puro - puro (sem mistura) - totalPortuguese (PT): puro - puro (sem mistura) - totalChinese (Simplified): 纯的 - 纯净的 - 完全的Chinese (Traditional): 純的 - 純淨的 - 完全的Hindi: शुद्ध - खालिस - पूर्णArabic: نقيّ - خالص - محضBengali: বিশুদ্ধ - খাঁটি - সম্পূর্ণ (শুধু, পূর্ণ)Russian: чистый - чистейший - абсолютныйJapanese: 純粋な - ピュアな - 完全なVietnamese: thuần khiết - nguyên chất - hoàn toànKorean: 순수한 - 순전한 - 완전한Turkish: saf - katışıksız - tertemiz - tamamen (duygu vb.)Urdu: خالص - صاف - مکملIndonesian: murni - murni sekali - sepenuhnya
例句
This bottle has pure water in it.
basic
The ring is made of pure gold.
basic
Her dress is pure white.
basic
Seeing them together again was pure joy.
natural
That was pure luck — we didn't plan it at all.
natural
For me, that song is pure summer.
natural