appetising
基本解释
- adj.美味可口的;促进食欲的
- =appetizing(美).
英汉例句
- Like the foods they aim at, fat taxes look appetising but can have nasty effects.
就像这些食品一样,肥胖税看起来美味可口,却可能产生不良后果。 - For BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, the profits to be made from enriching the soil are an appetising prospect too.
而在提高土壤的肥沃度的过程中蕴藏着诱人的商业利润,正是基于这一点,当今世界最大的矿业公司必和必拓对这一领域充满了期待。 - Marrow fat doesn't sound tremendously appetising, but it is hugely nutritious - fuel not just for physical strength but also for a large brain.
骨髓脂肪听起来不是特别的开胃,但它却是有极高营养——不仅能补充体力,更能给发达的大脑提供养分。 - Yet Foster's, Australia's largest brewer, looks appetising to SABMiller, the world's second-largest.
ECONOMIST: Brewing mergers - Politically, a reform that antagonises so many constituencies is hardly appetising.
ECONOMIST: The budget deficit - But as long as such high returns are available on short-term government paper, even a tax break may not make longer-term, riskier investments look sufficiently appetising.
ECONOMIST: Brazil's new president
双语例句
权威例句
专业释义
- 开胃