observant 的 2 个定义
- quick to notice or perceive; alert.
- looking at, watching, or regarding attentively; watchful.
- careful in the observing of a law, custom, religious ritual, or the like.
observant 近义词
alert, watchful
observant 的近义词 40 个
- attentive
- discerning
- discriminating
- intelligent
- mindful
- perceptive
- vigilant
- advertent
- alive
- bright
- clear-sighted
- comprehending
- considering
- contemplating
- correct
- deducing
- detecting
- discovering
- eager
- eagle-eyed
- heedful
- intentive
- interested
- keen
- not missing a trick
- obedient
- observative
- on one's toes
- on the ball
- penetrating
- questioning
- quick
- regardful
- searching
- sensitive
- sharp
- sharp-eyed
- surveying
- understanding
- wide-awake
observant 的反义词 12 个
更多observant例句
- Her brother Shlomo, 24, is preparing for law school, dipping a toe into dating and struggling over how observant he ultimately wants to be.
- Changes are happening everywhere, and so we need them to be observant and not be distracted.
- Even a moderately observant UFO monitoring the United States would have noticed, in late March of 2020, that something was seriously amiss.
- Frazes considers herself culturally Jewish but not particularly observant.
- They realized that for the second year in a row, the pandemic would disrupt the usual gathering of families and friends for the seder, the ritual dinner in which observants re-tell the story of the Jewish exodus from Egypt.
- The Turkish history of imposed Jacobin Secularism ended up creating virtual segregation against observant Muslims.
- Really quippy, relevant, observant, and, daresay, relatable dialogue.
- Kamala's character will struggle to exist in her observant Muslim family.
- I am a proud Israeli and a religiously observant Jew and a functional pacifist.
- Even in the most ridiculous moments, an observant, compassionate intelligence shines.
- This man does not appear at all put out by Mr. Arden's observant presence, nor even conscious of it.
- Her youthful vanity had its way in a mind too speculative, intelligent, observant, merely to be shocked.
- Mr. Pontellier, who was observant about such things, noticed it, as he served the soup and handed it to the boy in waiting.
- Had she, so observant, so discerning in her fastidious taste—had she failed to notice the small detail too?
- Whereupon the observant Seton saw a quick change take place in the girl's expression.