elegance

n.

高雅；（举止、服饰、风格等的）优雅；精致物品；（思考等的）简洁

复数：elegances

1. He is admired for the elegance of his writing.
   他文风高雅令人钦佩。
2. It is a lesson in choreography and elegance.
   这是一个教训在芭蕾舞蹈艺术和高雅。
3. The essay is marked by lucidity and elegance.
   这篇论文以清新典雅为其特色。
4. Elegance of form and subtlety of glaze were hallmarks of imperial taste at this time.
   外形典雅，色泽淡雅，代表了此时皇家的品味。
5. The carpet imparted an air of elegance to the room.
   地毯使房间有了一种优雅的气氛。
6. But Gerald could never attain elegance.
   但杰拉尔德永远也不能做到优雅。

1. Scarlett felt that it gave her the final finishing touch of elegance.
   思嘉觉得这样一来她那身雅致的打扮就算完美无缺了。

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