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dulcet (DULL set) From the Old French word for “sweet,” this adjective means “sweet or pleasing to the ear, melodious.” It can describe a voice or a musical sound. Though there is a verb form—“dulcify”—which means “to sweeten,” no one ever uses it.
- Phoebe played dulcet tones on her harp, but her husband kept right on reading the newspaper.
- “I love your azure eyes, your delicate earlobes, the dulcet tones of your voice,” Tristan crooned, hoping to win his lady’s affections.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
dulcet（DULL set）这个形容词来自古法语单词“sweet”，意思是“甜美或悦耳，旋律优美”。它可以描述声音或音乐声音。尽管有一种动词形式——“dulcify”——意思是“使人变甜”，但从来没有人使用过它。
菲比用她的竖琴弹奏着悦耳的音调，但她的丈夫一直在看报纸。
“我爱你湛蓝的眼睛，你精致的耳垂，你悦耳的语调，”特里斯坦低吟着，希望能赢得他的夫人的喜爱。
