cosmopolitan 的 2 个定义
- free from local, provincial, or national ideas, prejudices, or attachments; at home all over the world.
- of or characteristic of a cosmopolite.
- belonging to all the world; not limited to just one part of the world.
- Botany, Zoology. widely distributed over the globe.
- a person who is free from local, provincial, or national bias or attachment; citizen of the world; cosmopolite.
- a cocktail made with vodka, cranberry juice, an orange-flavored liqueur, and lime juice.
cosmopolitan 近义词
worldly-wise
更多cosmopolitan例句
- During what would turn out to be a 12-year stint in office, Ferré transformed Miami from a one-trick tourist destination into a thriving cosmopolitan city by fostering high-rise construction and opening the city’s ports to international business.
- Adams carried most of the city’s neighborhoods outside its cosmopolitan core.
- Its cosmopolitan hippies and surfers and acid burnouts still exist, but they share a state with millions of people who are more rural, more conservative, more rugged.
- At the same time, though, where Bush was incurious and parochial, Obama was intellectual and cosmopolitan.
- Compared with those settlements, Salisbury was cosmopolitan.
- Cosmopolitan has asked readers, “Are You Dating a Lumbersexual?”
- The Levant is already a far cry from the cosmopolitan melting pot it once was.
- He is deeply rooted in a heartfelt and learned cosmopolitan spiritualism.
- The British editor of Cosmopolitan says she loves talking about (and having) sex.
- Cosmopolitan is bringing its hilariously bad sex tips to lesbians now.
- He was mentally so cosmopolitan, so much at ease in the world, that here in London he readily found himself at home indeed.
- As he spoke he gesticulated slightly, and no second glance was needed to realise that he was a thorough-going cosmopolitan.
- In certain moods he possessed that dash and devil-may-care air which pleases most women, providing the man is a cosmopolitan.
- He was a marvellously alert man, an unusually good linguist, and a cosmopolitan to his finger-tips.
- No second glance at Fetherston was needed to ascertain that he was a most thorough-going cosmopolitan.