英语

dignified

gb/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd/ us/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd/
B2 英语
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adjective B2 property
1

calm and worthy of respect

calm, serious, and deserving respect

用法模式: [someone] is/remains dignified; a dignified [response/manner/silence]
常见错误:
Do not confuse dignified with dignitary or with simply being important; it describes manner or behavior, not rank.
近义词
composed (emphasizes calm self-control) | poised (suggests graceful confidence under pressure) | respectable (focuses more on social approval than on calm manner)
反义词
undignified (lacking the seriousness or self-respect expected in the situation) | embarrassing (causing shame rather than respect) | childish (suggests immature behavior rather than controlled behavior)
搭配
dignified manner |dignified way |dignified response |dignified silence |dignified behavior |dignified calm |remain dignified |quietly dignified
主题
behavior |social_interaction |character |emotions
例句
  • She gave a dignified speech after losing the election.
  • He remained dignified despite the unfair criticism.
  • The family handled the situation in a quiet, dignified way.
学习者例句
  • She stayed calm and dignified.
  • His answer was dignified.
adjective B2 property
2

quietly serious and elegant

serious, elegant, and not showy

用法模式: a dignified [building/ceremony/appearance/style]
常见错误:
Dignified usually suggests restraint, not luxury, flashiness, or decoration.
近义词
stately (more formal and often used for buildings, ceremonies, or impressive people) | elegant (emphasizes attractive grace more than seriousness) | distinguished (suggests an impressive, respected appearance)
反义词
shabby (worn or poor-looking rather than respectable) | gaudy (too bright or showy rather than restrained) | vulgar (lacking refinement or good taste)
搭配
dignified appearance |dignified bearing |dignified style |dignified building |dignified ceremony |dignified simplicity |dignified elegance |dignified dress
主题
appearance |style |architecture |formal_events
例句
  • The old courthouse is a dignified stone building in the center of town.
  • The ceremony was dignified without feeling cold or distant.
  • She chose a simple, dignified black dress for the memorial.
学习者例句
  • The building looks dignified.
  • He wore a dignified dark suit.
adjective B2 property
3

respectful of human dignity

respectful and decent, so a person can keep their self-respect

用法模式: a dignified [life/death/retirement/work/care]
常见错误:
Dignified work or care means decent and respectful, not necessarily prestigious or high-status.
近义词
respectful (focuses on showing proper regard for a person) | decent (emphasizes an acceptable humane standard) | humane (emphasizes kindness and compassion)
反义词
degrading (damaging someone's dignity or self-respect) | humiliating (making someone feel ashamed or powerless) | inhumane (cruel or lacking basic human compassion)
搭配
dignified life |dignified death |dignified care |dignified treatment |dignified retirement |dignified work |dignified living conditions |live with dignity
主题
human_rights |healthcare |work |social_issues
例句
  • The charity helps older people live dignified lives at home.
  • Patients deserve dignified care at the end of life.
  • A living wage is essential for dignified work.
学习者例句
  • Everyone needs a dignified place to live.
  • The hospital gave him dignified care.
语法
词典原形
dignified
IPA
GB/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd/
US/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd/
音节与重音
dig - ni - fied (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (dig)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: dignified
相关表达

dignified death

1
/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd dˈɛθ/
fixed phrase

respectful end-of-life process

a death where a person is treated with respect and kept as comfortable as possible

例句
  • The hospice focuses on comfort and a dignified death.
  • The debate centered on whether patients should have the right to a dignified death.
  • Her family wanted her final days to be peaceful and dignified.

dignified exit

1
/dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd ˈɛksɪt/
fixed phrase

respectable way of leaving

a calm, respectful way to leave a difficult situation

例句
  • The board offered the CEO a dignified exit after the scandal.
  • She wanted a dignified exit from the relationship, without blame or public arguments.
  • The agreement allowed both sides to make a dignified exit from the dispute.

maintain a dignified silence

1
/meɪntˈeɪn ə dˈɪɡnəfˌaɪd sˈaɪləns/
fixed phrase

stay silent with self-respect

to stay silent in a calm, respectful way instead of arguing or answering criticism

例句
  • The actor maintained a dignified silence about the rumors.
  • Rather than respond to every insult, she chose to maintain a dignified silence.
  • The company kept a dignified silence while the investigation continued.

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