nostalgic 的定义
- experiencing or exhibiting nostalgia, a sentimental or wistful yearning for the happiness felt in a former place, time, or situation.
nostalgic 近义词
longingly remembering
更多nostalgic例句
- I garnered a great deal of material, had a most nostalgic time in parts of the west most familiar to me and saw much I had never seen before.
- They’re often made of wood, metal, or glass, or feature interesting themes and tie-ins, nostalgic designs, or fun and useful gimmicks that set them apart from the run-of-the-mill cardboard versions most people have in their closets.
- The Tongass offers both the fulfillment of a trip of a lifetime and a nostalgic experience of what America once was.
- The nostalgic scientific independence Gottlieb and McClellan cherished is at risk and must be fortified.
- Maybe times like these, when the world feels like it’s falling apart and there’s no end in sight to a literal pandemic, are when we should be leaning in to the idea of nostalgic comfort foods.
- Now, visitors are scarce and the jungle is taking over, leaving some locals nostalgic.
- Taking a bite out of it made me feel like I was at a family bris… in a good, nostalgic way.
- Are you nostalgic for the days of the Soviet Union, and the way things were?
- For some of us, however, these nostalgic feelings will be more carnally driven.
- After all, Beltway elites—and many voters—are under the impression that the Republican Party is still nostalgic for the Cold War.
- One thing only he saw which struck a note of the nostalgic and brought a catch to his throat.
- But the Earth shone forth, a half-globe of seas and clouds and continents, vast and nostalgic in the sky.
- All this weirdness had a violent effect on Ned Vince—a sudden, nostalgic panic.
- From Java's seething millions were the nostalgic three ever missed?
- The stereo was playing something soft and nostalgic as Kennon sank into the chair Alexander had vacated.