• n. 微妙；敏锐；精明

subtle,微妙的，巧妙的，敏锐的，-ty,名词后缀。

subtlety (n.)

c. 1300, sotilte, "skill, ingenuity," from Old French sotilte "skillfulness, cunning" (Modern French subtilité), from Latin subtilitatem (nominative subtilitas) "fineness; simplicity, slenderness," noun of quality from subtilis "fine, thin, delicate" (see subtle). From late 14c. as "cleverness, shrewdness; trickery, guile, craftiness," also "thinness, slenderness, smallness; rarity." The -b- begins to appear late 14c. in English, in imitation of Latin.

1. In time you'll appreciate the beauty and subtlety of this language.

总有一天你会体会到这门语言的优美和微妙之处。

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2. Many of the resulting wines lack the subtlety of the original model.

许多如此酿制的葡萄酒都不像最初的葡萄酒那样耐人品味。

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3. They had obviously been hoping to approach the topic with more subtlety.

他们显然一直希望能更巧妙地切入这一话题。

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4. She analyses herself with great subtlety.

她非常敏锐地分析自己。

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5. African dance is vigorous, but full of subtlety.

非洲舞蹈强劲奔放，但又处处透着细腻。

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