monster怎么读

1. 怪物，妖怪
2. 巨兽，怪兽
3. 残忍的人，恶人，凶恶的人，穷凶极恶的人
4. 庞然大物，巨大的东西，巨物
5. 巨人
6. 魔鬼般的人
7. 畸形（生物）
8. 【医】畸胎
9. 害人精，小恶魔
10. 恶棍，恶魔
11. 使人上瘾或药性很强的毒品（毒品相关用语）
12. 【微生物学】(噬菌体的)畸形体
13. 魔星，超级歌星，畅销唱片

1. 巨大的，庞大的，异乎寻常地大的

1. [A]巨大的,庞大的 giant, huge

1. [C]怪物 a strange typically imaginary animal that is large, frightening, and usually fierce
2. [C]坏人,恶人 a very evil person

1.怪物;妖物
Amonster is a large imaginary creature that looks very ugly and frightening.

2.庞然大物;棘手的大事情
Amonster is something which is extremely large, especially something which is difficult to manage or which is unpleasant.

e.g. ...themonster which is now the London marathon.
目前棘手的大事，即伦敦马拉松赛
e.g. ...themonster of apartheid.
棘手的种族隔离制

3.巨大的;庞大的
Monster means extremely and surprisingly large.

e.g. ...amonster weapon...
巨型武器
e.g. The film will be amonster hit.
这部电影将会非常卖座。

4.残忍的人;吓人的人;恶人
If you describe someone as amonster, you mean that they are cruel, frightening, or evil.

monster的近义词

1. Have you ever seen such monster vegetables?
   你有没有见过这么大的蔬菜?
2. Many monster high-rise buildings spring up all over the city.
   许多巨大的高层建筑在这座城市拔地而起。

1. He has subdued the monster.
   他已经降服了怪物。
2. This is a horrible monster.
   这是一个可怕的怪物。
3. The monster murdered 15 women before the police caught him.
   这个坏蛋在警察捕获他之前谋杀了15名妇女。

• The members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters.

  出自：R. W. Emerson

• If the exceptions are strongly counter to intuition, they are sometimes called monsters.

  出自：Scientific American

• ☆ 14世纪初期进入英语，直接源自拉丁语的monstrum，意为怪事，怪物。