dashing

英 [ˈdæʃɪŋ]

美 [ˈdæʃɪŋ]

adj.  风度翩翩的; 自信的; 潇洒的; 时髦的; 流行的
v.  急奔; 急驰; 猛冲; 猛掷; 猛击; 猛撞
dash的现在分词

现在分词：dashing　

Collins.1 / BNC.18507 / COCA.17888

牛津词典

adj.

• 风度翩翩的；自信的；潇洒的
  attractive, confident and elegant
  1. a dashing young officer
     风度翩翩的年轻军官
  2. his dashing good looks
     他英俊潇洒的容貌
• 时髦的；流行的
  attractive and fashionable
  1. his dashing red waistcoat
     他时髦的红背心

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 潇洒的;有风度的;时髦的;漂亮的
  Adashingperson or thing is very stylish and attractive.
  1. He was the very model of the dashing RAF pilot...
     他正是风度翩翩的英国皇家空军飞行员的典范。
  2. Two elegant Scotsmen travelling together wore dashing kilts at dinner.
     两名结伴旅行的优雅苏格兰男子就餐时穿了潇洒的苏格兰方格呢短裙。

英英释义

adj

• marked by up-to-dateness in dress and manners
  1. a dapper young man
  2. a jaunty red hat
  Synonym:dapperjauntynattyraffishrakishspiffysnappyspruce
• lively and spirited
  1. a dashing hero
  Synonym:gallant

双语例句

• It is easier to bring this off if you are young, bright and dashing.
  如果你年轻、聪明、活跃，摆出无知姿态就更容易了。
• My father must have been enraged dashing the book down to the floor.
  我父亲一定被激怒了，使劲把书摔在地板上。
• Dashing for the bus, I collided with a young lady at the corner.
  我奔向公共汽车时在转角处撞到一位年轻小姐。
• I was I admit it rather dashing a man about town if not a downright cad.
  我曾是我得坦白一个非常浮华的人一个假如不算无赖也算是城里人的男人。
• Dashing down the rifle, he drew out a dagger and streaked towards the enemy soldier.
  他扔下步枪，拔出匕首，向敌兵飞扑过去。
• "I thought I looked perfectly dashing," said ashley, considering his appearance.
  “我还以为自己满时髦呢，”艾希礼说，一面看了看身上的衣服。
• One of Darcy's acquaintances is a dashing young officer, George Wickham.
  达西的一位熟人是个浮华的年轻军官，名叫乔治·韦翰。
• Dashing home, Erica and Harvey found Heather waiting anxiously.
  埃里卡和哈维飞奔回家，看见希瑟正急切不安地等着。
• And though he smiled, his eyes glowed proudly at the name of louisiana's dashing hero.
  虽然他微笑着，但他的两眼由于路易斯安那这位冲劲十足的英雄的名字而闪出骄傲的光芒。
• Maria came dashing down the stairs.
  玛丽亚冲下了楼梯。