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formal

adj. 正式的；正規的；形式的；公開的；拘謹的；有條理的

詳細解釋

adj.(形容詞)

n.(名詞)

同步翻譯

adj.(形容詞)

英語翻譯

Noun:

Adjective:

being in accord with established forms and conventions and requirements (as e.g. of formal dress);
\\\"pay one\\\'s formal respects\\\"
\\\"formal dress\\\"
\\\"a formal ball\\\"
\\\"the requirement was only formal and often ignored\\\"
\\\"a formal education\\\"
characteristic of or befitting a person in authority;
\\\"formal duties\\\"
\\\"an official banquet\\\"
(of spoken and written language) adhering to traditional standards of correctness and without casual, contracted, and colloquial forms;
\\\"the paper was written in formal English\\\"
represented in simplified or symbolic form
logically deductive;
\\\"formal proof\\\"
refined or imposing in manner or appearance; befitting a royal court;
\\\"a courtly gentleman\\\"

造句

用作形容詞(adj.)

At the formal party I felt very awkward and out of place.
在正式的舞會上，我感到局促不安，很不自在。
This job doesn\\\'t require any formal training.
這種工作不需要任何正規訓練。
There is only a formal resemblance between the two systems; they are in fact radically different.
這兩種體系只是在表面上有某種相似之處，其實根本不同。
The writer made a formal denial of the hearsay.
這位作家公開否認了這一傳聞。
He is very formal with everyone and he never joins in a laugh.
他對任何人都很拘謹,從不跟人說笑。
They are very formal in their business transactions.
他們的商務議事很有條理。

常用短語

用作形容詞 (adj.)

～+名詞

副詞+～

～+介詞

組詞

Young ladies..wear short formals, and old ladies wear floor-length evening dresses.
出自：M. Beadle
She looked sufficiently virginal to be attending her first formal.
出自：A. York
Deceit is the formal, constituent reason of hypocrisy.
出自：R. South

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