英语词汇“short and sweet”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomshort and sweetspoken used about something, such as a meeting or a speech, that is shorter than you expected, especially when you are pleased or surprised by this:"I am delighted to be here today and have great pleasure in declaring this building open." "Well, that was short and sweet."We have one other item of business before lunch, and I'll try to keep it short and sweet because we have all worked hard this morning.

short and sweet

Brief while still being satisfying or to the point; succinct. I want to keep the meeting short and sweet. The film is short and sweet, telling its story while never outstaying its welcome.

short and sweet

Cliché brief (and pleasant because of briefness). That was a good sermon—short and sweet. I don't care what you say, as long as you make it short and sweet.

short and sweet

Satisfyingly brief and pertinent, as in When we asked about the coming merger, the chairman's answer was short and sweet-it wasn't going to happen . This expression was already proverbial in 1539, when it appeared in Richard Taverner's translation of Erasmus's Adagia. Over the years it was occasionally amplified, as in James Kelly's Scottish Proverbs (1721): "Better short and sweet than long and lax."

short and sweet

brief and pleasant.

short and sweet

Satisfyingly brief. Richard Taverner quoted this term as an English proverb back in 1539, and it has been repeated ever since, occasionally with some additions (“Better short and sweet than long and lax,” James Kelly, Scottish Proverbs, 1721; “Short and sweet like an ass’s gallop,” F. K. Purdon, The Folk of Furry Farm, 1914).

词汇	short and sweet
释义	Idiom short and sweet Theme: TIME - DURATION brief (and pleasant because of briefness). (Fixed order.) That was a good sermon—short and sweet.I don't care what you say, as long as you make it short and sweet. Idiom short and sweet humorous pleasantly short. This morning's lecture was short and sweet. idiomshort and sweetspoken used about something, such as a meeting or a speech, that is shorter than you expected, especially when you are pleased or surprised by this:"I am delighted to be here today and have great pleasure in declaring this building open." "Well, that was short and sweet."We have one other item of business before lunch, and I'll try to keep it short and sweet because we have all worked hard this morning. short and sweet Brief while still being satisfying or to the point; succinct. I want to keep the meeting short and sweet. The film is short and sweet, telling its story while never outstaying its welcome. short and sweet Cliché brief (and pleasant because of briefness). That was a good sermon—short and sweet. I don't care what you say, as long as you make it short and sweet. short and sweet Satisfyingly brief and pertinent, as in When we asked about the coming merger, the chairman's answer was short and sweet-it wasn't going to happen . This expression was already proverbial in 1539, when it appeared in Richard Taverner's translation of Erasmus's Adagia. Over the years it was occasionally amplified, as in James Kelly's Scottish Proverbs (1721): "Better short and sweet than long and lax." short and sweet brief and pleasant. short and sweet Satisfyingly brief. Richard Taverner quoted this term as an English proverb back in 1539, and it has been repeated ever since, occasionally with some additions (“Better short and sweet than long and lax,” James Kelly, Scottish Proverbs, 1721; “Short and sweet like an ass’s gallop,” F. K. Purdon, The Folk of Furry Farm, 1914).
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