sublime
gb/səblˈaɪm/ us/səblˈaɪm/
B2
Engleză
~ 4700
fenséges, lenyűgöző, magasztos, nemes, szublimál
B2
1
Tipar de utilizare:
[something] is sublime
The sunset over the mountains was absolutely sublime.
A hegyek fölötti naplemente egyszerűen fenséges volt.
Her performance in the play was nothing short of sublime.
A színdarabban nyújtott alakítása egyenesen lenyűgöző volt.
The chef prepared a meal of sublime flavors and textures.
We enjoyed a sublime afternoon by the lake.
Exemple pentru cursanți
The music was sublime.
A zene fenséges volt.
We saw a sublime painting in the museum.
Lenyűgöző festményt láttunk a múzeumban.
He gave a sublime speech at the wedding.
The cake tasted sublime.
Greșeală frecventă:
Learners sometimes confuse 'sublime' with 'subliminal', which refers to hidden messages, not beauty or excellence.
Sens
Of great beauty or excellence
Colocații
sublime beauty
|sublime view
|sublime performance
|sublime moment
Sinonime
magnificent (Suggests impressive beauty or scale, often more physical or visual.)
|
glorious (Emphasizes splendor and delight, sometimes with a celebratory tone.)
Antonime
mediocre (Describes something average or unimpressive, the opposite of inspiring awe.)
Teme
art
|emotions
|nature
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Definiție
Very beautiful or excellent in a way that makes people feel great respect or wonder.
Having such beauty, excellence, or grandeur that it inspires great admiration or awe.
C1
LITERARY
2
Tipar de utilizare:
[someone/something] is sublime in [quality]
His sublime dedication to justice inspired many.
Az igazságosság melletti magasztos elkötelezettsége sokakat megihletett.
She acted with sublime generosity toward strangers.
Az idegenekkel is nemes nagylelkűséggel viselkedett.
The philosopher's work contained ideas of sublime importance.
Exemple pentru cursanți
He showed sublime courage in danger.
A veszélyben nemes bátorságról tett tanúbizonyságot.
Her kindness was sublime.
Jósága szinte magasztos volt.
The book has sublime ideas about life.
Sens
Of high moral or intellectual value
Colocații
sublime courage
|sublime truth
|sublime idea
Sinonime
noble (Emphasizes moral excellence and dignity.)
|
lofty (Suggests high-mindedness, often in an idealistic way.)
Antonime
base (Describes something morally low or ignoble.)
Teme
philosophy
|ethics
|education
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definiție
Very good in a moral or mental way that makes people respect it a lot.
Possessing such moral greatness or intellectual depth that it inspires deep admiration.
VERB
C1
TECHNICAL
3
szublimál
C2
Tipar de utilizare:
to sublime [a substance]
At room temperature, dry ice will sublime into carbon dioxide gas.
Szobahőmérsékleten a szárazjég szén-dioxid-gázzá szublimál.
Certain chemicals sublime when heated gently.
Bizonyos vegyi anyagok enyhe melegítés hatására szublimálnak.
The experiment required subliming the solid under reduced pressure.
Exemple pentru cursanți
Dry ice will sublime in air.
A szárazjég a levegőn szublimál.
We saw the iodine sublime in the lab.
A laborban láttuk, ahogy a jód szublimál.
The snow will slowly sublime in the sun.
Sens
Change solid directly to vapor
Colocații
sublime iodine
|sublime dry ice
Sinonime
vaporize (More general; can refer to liquid turning into gas as well as sublimation.)
Antonime
condense (Refers to gas changing into liquid, the opposite phase change.)
Teme
science
|chemistry
|core_vocabulary
Definiție
To make a solid change into gas without becoming liquid first.
To cause or undergo the process in which a solid changes directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state.
Gramatică
Forma de dicționar
sublime
IPA
GB/səblˈaɪm/
US/səblˈaɪm/
Silabe și accent
sub - lime (2 silabe)
Stress on 2nd syllable (lime)
Forme ale cuvântului
Adjective
- Base: sublime
Verb
- Base: sublime
- 3rd Person Singular: sublimes
- Present Participle: subliming
- Past: sublimed
Familie de cuvinte
Forms
sublimes
verb
subliming
verb
sublimed
verb
Core family
sublimely
adverb
Related words
sublimity
noun
Advanced or less common
sublimate
verb
sublimation
noun
Expresii
the sublime
1/ðə səblˈaɪm/
fixed phrase
literary
Greatness or beauty inspiring awe
A very great beauty or greatness that makes you feel respect and wonder.
Exemple
- Romantic poets often wrote about the sublime found in nature.
- Standing before the waterfall, she felt she had touched the sublime.