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élan (ay LAN) This noun comes from the Old French word for “rush,” originally from the Latin for “to throw a lance.” Like brio, it means “enthu-siastic liveliness,” but it can also be used, like panache, to mean “a dash of style.”
- With his bright yellow scarf and beret, Pierre’s élan was obvious to everyone at the biology fair; it was clear he was no ordinary scientist.
- Although she was the only woman to wear her Easter bonnet to the post-parade luncheon, Gladys dressed with so much élan that the hat seemed perfectly appropriate.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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élan（ay-lan）这个名词来自古法语中“rush”的意思，最初来自拉丁语中“扔长矛”的意思。和brio一样，它的意思是“热情的活泼”，但也可以像panache一样，用来表示“一点风格”
皮埃尔戴着亮黄色的围巾和贝雷帽，在生物博览会上对每个人来说都是显而易见的；很明显，他不是一个普通的科学家。
尽管格拉迪斯是唯一一位戴着复活节帽子参加游行后午餐会的女性，但她穿得很得体，这顶帽子看起来非常合适。
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