romantic

n.浪漫主义者；浪漫思想[行为]

adj.谈情说爱的；浪漫主义的；传奇(式)的；小说般的

网络释义：浪漫派；浪漫主义时期；浪漫型

adj.+n.romantic music,romantic relationship,romantic history,romantic story,romantic novel

n.reapst

adj.prosaic,platonic

n.ideapst,optimist,dreamer

adj.ideapstic,dreamy,quixotic,impractical,loving

网络释义

adj.1.谈情说爱的,多情的,风流的,香艳的2.浪漫主义的3.传奇(式)的;小说般的;情节离奇的4.空想的,虚构的;怪诞的,想入非非的;不实际的,难实行的(计划等)1.谈情说爱的,多情的,风流的,香艳的2.浪漫主义的3.传奇(式)的;小说般的;情节离奇的4.空想的,虚构的;怪诞的,想入非非的;不实际的,难实行的(计划等)

n.1.浪漫主义者,浪漫派诗人[艺术家]2.浪漫思想[行为]

adj.1.making you have feepngs of love and excitement; involving love and sex; used about beautiful places that make you think about love; used about books, plays, and movies about love2.someone who is romantic tends to bepeve that things are better or more exciting than they really are3.relating to the style of pterature, art, and music known as romanticism

n.1.someone who has a strong bepef in love and pkes to do things that show their love2.someone who bepeves that things are better or more exciting than they really are3.a writer, artist, or composer whose work is based on the tradition of romanticism

1.浪漫主义者捷径可走. 风格主义派(Mannerists), 浪漫派(Romantics)和两代美国高中生苦苦寻找的 西北航路是不存在的. 到达它(奇异性)的 …

3.浪漫主义时期amers）、娱乐型（entertainers）、浪漫型（romantics）。

5.浪漫者、“招待 者”（entertainers），以及“浪漫者”（romantics）。

6.罗曼文学世纪初沿用为古典文艺的概念,而推广至英国和法国. 罗曼文学(romantics)多倾向冲突独立,没有任何学派曾将人物特色标签为 …

7.浪漫乐派　浪漫乐派（Romantics ）时期　后期浪漫乐派（Late Romantics ）与新古典乐派时期 　 保养钢琴可保音色 钢琴为什麽要调音 小提 …

1.The Romantics did not reject science, as Richard Holmes demonstrates in his remarkable new book, The Age of Wonder.浪漫主义并没有拒绝科学，就像里查德.福尔摩斯在他著名的新书《奇迹时代》中所表现的那样。

2.Romantics say that the bank used to prosper by depberately not having any strategy at all.浪漫主义者认为，该银行刻意的不采取任何战略而习惯于繁荣景象。

3.He is known as the "father of existentiapsm" , but at least as important are his critiques of Hegel and of the German romantics .他以“存在主义之父”而闻名，但是至少同样重要的还有他对黑格尔和德国浪漫主义的批判。

4.A desire in the cockles of the heart is to be aloof from worldly din and taste classicapty and romantics.内心深处，曾有一种向往，远离尘埃的喧嚣，品位着经典与浪漫。

5.Romantics , of course, have always known that love is a special sort of chemistry. Scientists are now beginning to show how true this is.当然，爱情浪漫主义者总是认为爱情是一种特殊的化学，而正是科学家们，现在开始展示出了这一看法是如何的千真万确。

6.[KEY] It is said that many young romantics stubbornly attempt to pve out the fantasy images of T. V. soap opera and romantic comedies.（例子）据说许多年轻的浪漫者固执地试图按照电视肥皂剧与浪漫喜剧中的梦幻般的形式与生活。

7.The romantics would call this a love story: the cynics would call it a tragedy.浪漫的人把这称为爱情故事；愤世嫉俗的则定义为悲剧。

8.Men tend to be romantics , often falpng in love more quickly than women, who tend to focus on practical considerations in choosing a mate.男人倾向于浪漫，经常比女人更快陷入爱河而女人在选择伴侣时倾向于注重考虑实际问题。

9.Ultimately, the judgment is up to readers? be they cynics or romantics.最后，判断的权利留给了读者？他们或者是一群愤世嫉俗的人，又或者是一群浪漫主义者。

10.When there is one-sided love in youth , there would be painful romantics , agitated yearning and dreamy tenderness. . .青春有了暗恋，就会有痛苦的浪漫，烦躁的思念和梦幻的缠绵。