英语词汇optimism的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

optimism /ˈɒptəmɪzəm, ˈɒptɪmɪzəm $ ˈɑːp-/ noun a belief that good things will happen in the futureadjectivesgreat/considerable optimism There was great optimism about the future.unbridled optimism (=extreme optimism) His unbridled optimism kept the team’s spirits high.cautious/guarded optimism (=a feeling that good things may happen, although you realize that they may not) The mood is one of cautious optimism and people know that the economic situation is only just beginning to get better.false/misplaced optimism (=based on wrong ideas) In his speech he warned against false optimism.naive optimism (=too much, because you do not understand how bad things are) This assumption shows his naive optimism about human nature.initial/early optimism There was initial optimism about the deal.renewed optimism (=new optimism) The new leadership has brought renewed optimism.cheerful/sunny optimism Don’t let the harsh realities of life drown your sunny optimism.verbsexpress optimism Diplomats expressed optimism about the progress of the talks.share sb’s optimism After so many problems, I found it hard to share his optimism.dampen sb’s optimism (=make people feel less optimistic) The crisis dampened the optimism of those who had hoped for an end to the war.justify optimism (=make it seem reasonable) She claims the economy will soon recover, but there is little to justify her optimism.optimism grows His optimism grew as the time came nearer for his release.optimism prevails/reigns (=optimism is the strongest feeling) Despite the crisis, general optimism prevailed.prepositionsoptimism about sth There is a feeling of optimism about the company’s future.with optimism We can now face the future with optimism.phrasesa mood/sense/feeling of optimism The release of Mandela created a mood of optimism.a wave/surge of optimism (=a sudden strong feeling of optimism) The government was swept to power on a wave of optimism.be full of optimism Economists are currently full of optimism.be grounds/cause/reason for optimism The lower crime figures are certainly grounds for optimism.there is room for optimism (=it is possible that things might get better) There is little room for optimism in the current financial situation.

词组	optimism
释义	optimism /ˈɒptəmɪzəm, ˈɒptɪmɪzəm $ ˈɑːp-/ noun a belief that good things will happen in the futureadjectivesgreat/considerable optimism There was great optimism about the future.unbridled optimism (=extreme optimism) His unbridled optimism kept the team’s spirits high.cautious/guarded optimism (=a feeling that good things may happen, although you realize that they may not) The mood is one of cautious optimism and people know that the economic situation is only just beginning to get better.false/misplaced optimism (=based on wrong ideas) In his speech he warned against false optimism.naive optimism (=too much, because you do not understand how bad things are) This assumption shows his naive optimism about human nature.initial/early optimism There was initial optimism about the deal.renewed optimism (=new optimism) The new leadership has brought renewed optimism.cheerful/sunny optimism Don’t let the harsh realities of life drown your sunny optimism.verbsexpress optimism Diplomats expressed optimism about the progress of the talks.share sb’s optimism After so many problems, I found it hard to share his optimism.dampen sb’s optimism (=make people feel less optimistic) The crisis dampened the optimism of those who had hoped for an end to the war.justify optimism (=make it seem reasonable) She claims the economy will soon recover, but there is little to justify her optimism.optimism grows His optimism grew as the time came nearer for his release.optimism prevails/reigns (=optimism is the strongest feeling) Despite the crisis, general optimism prevailed.prepositionsoptimism about sth There is a feeling of optimism about the company’s future.with optimism We can now face the future with optimism.phrasesa mood/sense/feeling of optimism The release of Mandela created a mood of optimism.a wave/surge of optimism (=a sudden strong feeling of optimism) The government was swept to power on a wave of optimism.be full of optimism Economists are currently full of optimism.be grounds/cause/reason for optimism The lower crime figures are certainly grounds for optimism.there is room for optimism (=it is possible that things might get better) There is little room for optimism in the current financial situation.
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