| 词组 | vivid |
| 释义 | vivid /ˈvɪvəd, ˈvɪvɪd/ adjective 1. vivid memories, dreams, descriptions etc are so clear that they seem realnounsa vivid memory also a vivid recollection formal I have a very vivid memory of going there as a child.a vivid dream He had a vivid dream about being attacked by a shark.a vivid imagination (=a tendency to imagine a lot of things, which may not be accurate) He has a very vivid imagination – you can’t believe everything he says.a vivid description/account She gave us a vivid description of the fight.vivid detail I remember the accident in vivid detail.a vivid example of sth also a vivid illustration of sth formal (=something that shows very clearly what something is like) New York City provides a vivid example of the changes taking place in many cities across the US.a vivid picture/image He had a vivid picture of her in his mind.a vivid impression/sense of sth The book gives the reader a vivid impression of life on the island.a vivid reminder The violence is a vivid reminder of how strongly people feel about the issue.adverbsparticularly vivid The writer’s descriptions of his family are particularly vivid.remarkably vivid She has a remarkably vivid recollection of her early life.verbsremain vivid Her memories of living in Vienna remain vivid.THESAURUS: vivid → bright (2)2. vivid colours or patterns are very brightnounsa vivid colour BrE a vivid color AmE The artist uses very vivid colours in her paintings.a vivid pattern Traditional West African clothing has bright colors and vivid patterns.a vivid stripe The vivid stripes of the dress will certainly get its wearer noticed.vivid blue/red/green etc She looked into his vivid blue eyes. |
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