Saccharine Meaning in English
word
ˈsækɝˌaɪn
SAK-er-ine
sˈækəɹˌɪn
SAK-uh-rin
释义
Describes something that tastes very sweet, often in an artificial way. It can also describe a person, remark, or behavior that is overly emotional, sentimental, or fake.
用法与细微差别
Often used negatively to criticize artificial sweetness in taste, words, or emotion. 'Saccharine smile' or 'saccharine movie' suggests something too sweet to be genuine. Less common in everyday speech; formal or literary tone.
Spanish: sacarinado - dulce a lo artificialPortuguese (BR): sacarina - açucarado (artificial) - sentimental demaisPortuguese (PT): sacarina - açucarado (artificial) - demasiado sentimentalChinese (Simplified): 过分甜腻的 - 矫情的Chinese (Traditional): 過分甜膩的 - 矯情的Hindi: अत्यधिक मीठा - बनावटी रूप से भावुकArabic: مفرط الحلاوة - مصطنع (عاطفياً)Bengali: অতি মিষ্টি - কৃত্রিমভাবে মিষ্টি - অতিসентиментাল (আচরণ/কথাবার্তা)Russian: слащавый - чересчур сладкий - приторныйJapanese: 甘ったるい - 大げさに甘い（感情/表現）Vietnamese: ngọt lịm - quá ngọt (giả tạo) - quá tình cảm (giả dối)Korean: 지나치게 달콤한 - 감상적인 (부정적)Turkish: aşırı tatlı - yapay tatlı - yapmacık duygusalUrdu: بے حد میٹھا - جذباتی طور پر مصنوعیIndonesian: terlalu manis - manis buatan - terlalu sentimental (berlebihan)
例句
This candy has a saccharine taste.
basic
Her saccharine smile seemed fake.
basic
He wrote a saccharine note to his teacher.
basic
That movie was too saccharine for my taste.
natural
His apology sounded a bit saccharine.
natural
I can't stand those saccharine romantic songs on the radio.
natural