sentiments

英 [ˈsɛntɪmənts]

美 [ˈsɛntəmənts]

n.  (基于情感的)观点，看法; 情绪; (失之过度或不恰当的)伤感，柔情，哀伤
sentiment的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR (基于思想或情感的)态度，情绪
  Asentimentthat people have is an attitude which is based on their thoughts and feelings.
  1. Public sentiment rapidly turned anti-American...
     公众情绪迅速转变，开始反对美国。
  2. He's found growing sentiment for military action.
     他发现支持采取军事行动的情绪日益高涨。
  3. ...nationalist sentiments that threaten to split the country.
     可能会造成国家分裂的民族主义情绪
• N-COUNT (用言辞表达的)见解，感想
  Asentimentis an idea or feeling that someone expresses in words.
  1. I must agree with the sentiments expressed by John Prescott...
     我不得不对约翰·普雷斯科特的见解表示赞同。
  2. The Foreign Secretary echoed this sentiment.
     外交大臣附和了这一看法。
• N-UNCOUNT (尤指对过去的事过度而无谓的)感伤，眷恋
  Sentimentis feelings such as pity or love, especially for things in the past, and may be considered exaggerated and foolish.
  1. Laura kept that letter out of sentiment...
     劳拉因无法释怀而一直保留着那封信。
  2. The coronation was an occasion for extravagant myth and sentiment.
     加冕典礼是极尽奢华和怀旧的仪式。

双语例句

• After canvassing the sentiments of his constituents, the congressman was confident that he represented the majority opinion of his district.
  这位议员在调查了他所在选区的选民的意见之后深信，他是能代表大多数选民的意见。
• I tell you my sentiments absolutely.
  我毫无保留地把我的情感告诉了你。
• Here, morality and good sentiments clash headlong.
  在这个问题上，道德和良知互不相容。
• I can only agree with the sentiments expressed by my colleague John griffiths.
  我只同意我的同事约翰格里菲斯的观点。
• They're scared that their sentiments might be reported back to the government.
  他们很害怕自己的看法有可能被人告发到政府。
• Several other people have expressed rather similar sentiments.
  其他一些人也表明了几乎相同的观点。
• Speakers at the rally mouthed sentiments of unity
  集会上的发言人空泛地呼吁大家要团结一致。
• He expressed his sentiments about the war with great eloquence.
  他雄辩地表达了他对那场战争的看法。
• He accused politicians of whipping up anti-foreign sentiments in order to win right-wing votes
  他谴责那些政客为了获得右翼人士的选票而煽动排外情绪。
• This poem fully expresses the author's lofty sentiments.
  这首诗酣畅淋漓地抒发了作者的豪情。