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cardinally

/kahr-dn-l/US // ˈkɑr dn l //UK // (ˈkɑːdɪnəl) //

贲门,贲门的,贲门癌,贲门穴

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Roman Catholic Church. a high ecclesiastic appointed by the pope to the College of Cardinals and ranking above every other ecclesiastic but the pope.
    • : any bird belonging to the genus Cardinalis of the family Cardinalidae, especially the common northern cardinal of North America, the male of which is bright red.
    • : any bird of the Americas belonging to the genus Piranga,Chlorothraupis, or Habia, including the scarlet tanager: these three genera were long considered part of the tanager family but are now classified as members of the cardinal family.
    • : Also called red-head·ed car·di·nal [red-hed-id kahr-dn-l] /ˈrɛdˌhɛd ɪd ˈkɑr dn l/ . any bird belonging to the genus Paroaria of the tanager family, noted for drab plumage other than conspicuously red head parts: most common in South America, Paroaria species include the prominently crested P. coronata, which has been successfully introduced to Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
    • : Also called Med·i·ter·ra·ne·an frit·il·lar·y [med-i-tuh-rey-nee-uhn frit-l-er-ee] /ˌmɛd ɪ təˈreɪ ni ən ˈfrɪt lˌɛr i/ . a spotted, orange nymphalid butterfly with a green underside, Argynnis pandora, found throughout southern Europe and some adjoining regions of Asia and northern Africa.
    • : a deep, rich red color.
    • : a woman's short cloak with a hood, originally made of scarlet cloth and popularly worn in the 18th century.
    • : cardinal number.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of prime importance; chief; principal: of cardinal significance.
    • : of the color cardinal.

Synonyms & Antonyms

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Synonyms
automatically自动地,自然而然地,自动的,自然而然naturally自然,自然是,当然,自然而然no doubt无疑,毋庸置疑,毫无疑问,无庸置疑undoubtedly无疑,毋庸置疑,毋庸置疑的是,无疑是unquestionably无疑,无疑是,无疑地,不容置疑accordingly因此,据此,相应地as a matter of course顺理成章地,顺理成章,理所当然地,理所当然axiomatically公理地,公理上,公理上说,公理上讲beyond one's control无可奈何,不可抗力,无能为力,无可救药by definition根据定义,按照定义,按定义,从定义上看by its own nature按其本身的性质,本质上,按其本性,本质上讲come what may来日方长,来日无多,来吧compulsorily强制,强制地,强制要求,强制性consequently因此,结果是exigently殷勤地,殷切地,认真地,切实from within从内部,从内,来自内部的,从中fundamentally从根本上说,从根本上讲,从根本上说是,基本上incontrovertibly毋庸置疑,毋庸置疑地,毫无争议地,无可争议地indubitably不言而喻,不言而喻地,毋庸置疑地,毋庸置疑ineluctably不可避免地,无可避免地,不可避免的是,不可避免的inescapably不可避免地,无可避免地,不可避免的是,不可避免的inexorably无可奈何地,无可避免地,不可避免地,无可避免的irresistibly不可抗拒地,不可抗拒的,无法抗拒地,不可抗拒of course当然,当然了,当然啦of necessity迫不得已,必然的,必要时,必要性perforce劳动力,劳动力市场,劳动力的,劳动力市场上positively积极地,积极的,积极,正面pressingly迫切地,迫不及待地,迫切,迫切要求significantly显著,显著的,显著地,显著提高unpreventably不可预防地,不可防止地,不可避免地,不可预防vitally至为重要的是,至关重要的是,至关重要,至为重要willy-nilly无奈地,无奈,无休止地,无奈之下without fail无不如此,一不做二不休,不折不扣
as inprincipally
Synonyms
basically基本上,基本上是,基本chiefly主要是,主要是指,主要,主要的first and foremost首要的是,首要的,首当其冲,首要的就是generally一般来说,一般说来,一般情况下importantly重要的是,很重要的一点是,很重要的是,很重要largely大体上,大体上是这样的,大体上是这样,大体上是的mostly大多数情况下,大多是,多半是,大多时候notably值得注意的是,特别是,尤其是,显著地particularly特别是,尤其是,特别,特别的predominantly主要是,主导性的,主要是指,主要的是primarily主要是,主要是指,主要为,基本上是above all最重要的是,高于一切,最为重要的是,高于一切的before anything else先于一切,先下手为强,先入为主,先于其他dominantly占主导地位的,占主导地位,占主导地位的是,主导性地eminently显著地,显然,显著especially特别是,尤其是,尤其,特别essentially本质上,基本上是,基本上,本质上是first of all首先,先说,首先是,先说说for the most part大多情况下,大多是,大体上,大多fundamentally从根本上说,从根本上讲,从根本上说是,基本上in the first place首先是,首先,当初,当初就in the main在主,在主要,在主要的,在主的materially实质上,实质上是,实质性的,实质性地peculiarly特有的,特别是,独特的,特别的preeminently突出的是,突出表现为,突出强调的是,突出地prevailingly普遍地,普遍地是,普遍认为,普遍适用prevalently普遍地,盛行,盛行地,流行地substantially实质上,大体上,大致上,实质上是superlatively夸张地,夸张的,夸张,夸张地说supremely极为,极度,极其,极端to a great degree很大程度上,大幅度地,大大地,大幅度universally普遍地,普遍,普遍适用,普遍的vitally至为重要的是,至关重要的是,至关重要,至为重要

Examples

  • One of the cardinal signs that tips people off is they get jaundice or yellowing of the eyes.

  • Predictably, Stoicism is linked to the four cardinal virtues, but the data also shows that other measures of character strength—including gratitude, kindness, hope, and love—are all positively associated with Stoic practice.

  • "Eat an' drink," she said, as if these actions were the cardinally important ones of life.

  • Thus was he cardinally consigned to the good graces of the Church and of God.