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winsome (WIN sum) Not to be followed by “lose some,” this adjective means “charming in a sweet or child-like way.” Only people are winsome, not things. The word comes from an Indo-European root which means “to desire or strive for.”
- The winsome child looked so longingly at the pony that the ranch hand took her for a ride.
- “How do I look?” Blanche asked with a winsome expression on her face. “I haven’t worn this dress since I left Belle Reve.”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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winsome（WIN-sum）这个形容词后面不要跟“失去一些”，意思是“以一种甜蜜或儿童般的方式迷人”。只有人才有魅力，而不是事物。这个词来自印欧语系的词根，意思是“渴望或努力”
这个可爱的孩子如此渴望地看着小马，以至于牧场工人带她去兜风。
“我看起来怎么样？”布兰奇问道，脸上露出迷人的表情。“自从我离开Belle Reve后，我就再也没有穿过这条裙子。”
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