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formal發(fā)音

英：['f?:ml]　　美：[ ?f?rm?l]

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formal中文意思翻譯

adj.正式的, 正規(guī)的, 形式的, 公開的, 拘謹?shù)? 有條理的

n.正式(活動), 夜禮服

formal詞形變化

副詞: formally | 名詞: for-malness |

formal同義詞

methodical | stiff | dinner dress | prim | respectful | structural | ball | strict | ceremonious | wooden | organic | reserved | correct | conventional | smart | courtly | stately | regular | systematic | schematic | orderly | dinner gown | starched | ceremonial | decorous | prescribed | customary | official | businesslike | evening gown | pure | arranged | proper

formal反義詞

informal

formal常見例句

1 、Business letters must always be formal, but we should write in a natural way to friends.───商業(yè)信函必須是正式的，但是寫信給朋友應(yīng)寫得自然一些。

2 、A formal agreement between the two nations.───兩國之間的正式協(xié)定。

3 、Xiamen Fuxiang Formal dress Co., Ltd.───廈門福祥禮服有限公司。

4 、They will start formal inspections on November 27.───他們將于11月27日正式開始武器核查。

5 、A lunch, especially a formal one.───午餐一頓午飯，尤其是正式的午餐

6 、They maintained only formal unity among themselves.───他們只在表面上保持一致。

7 、Literary and formal in tone. Used of words.───咬文嚼字的文學(xué)而正式的口氣。用于文字

8 、You needn't be so formal with me.───你對我不必如此拘束。

9 、A formal complaint has been lodged against you.─── 隊里有人對你提出了正式控訴

10 、A large, open pleasure boat used for parties, pageants, or formal ceremonies.───大游艇大型、敞篷的游船，用于聚會、露天表演或正式儀式

11 、A formal discourse on a subject, often in writing.───專題論文；專題演講，專題討論關(guān)于一個論題的正式討論，常為書面形式

12 、A block, with or without formal parameters, the execution of which is invoked by means of a procedure call.───(編程語言中)帶有或不帶有參數(shù)的塊，其執(zhí)行是由過程調(diào)用所請求的。

13 、Formal revision of, addition to, or change, as in a bill or a constitution.───修正案，修正條款對法案、憲法的正式修改、增補或改變

14 、Official documents are written in formal register.───官方文件是以正式語體寫成的。

15 、Have little formal education; go to a formal party.───受過很少的正規(guī)教育；參加一個正規(guī)聚會

16 、He has paid a formal visit to his father in law.───他已經(jīng)拜見了岳父大人。

17 、She was very formal at first, but then she unbent a little and told a joke.───她起先顯得很正經(jīng)，但后來變得隨和些，還講了個笑話。

18 、Let's not get too caught up in the formalities.─── 我們就別拐彎抹角繁文縟節(jié)了

19 、A formal notice filed by an interested party with a court or officer, requesting the postponement of a proceeding until the filer is heard.───中止訴訟的申請由利益相關(guān)方向法院或官員提交的書面通知，要求在傾聽提議人的意見前延緩訴訟程序

20 、The formal, guiding principles of a discipline, school, or science.───基本原理一個學(xué)科、學(xué)派或一門科學(xué)的正統(tǒng)的、起指導(dǎo)作用的原則

21 、We wait until after the formal tonight.─── 我們要等到今晚的宴會之后

22 、A formal denial of the opposing party's allegation of fact in a suit.───反駁在訴訟中對提出的指控事實提出正式的否認

23 、He left school with no formal qualifications.───他離開學(xué)校沒有獲得正式學(xué)歷。

24 、A contract is a formal agreement.───合同是一種合法的協(xié)定。

25 、His formal clothes made him the odd one out in the club.───他衣冠楚楚，在俱樂部中如鶴立雞群。

26 、I like how we're being all formal with each other now.─── 好喜歡咱倆現(xiàn)在這種正式的談話

27 、It's all very formal and accounted for.─── 要經(jīng)過非常正式復(fù)雜的程序

28 、His casual clothes were not appropriate for such a formal occasion.───他的便服，不適宜在這樣正式的場合穿。

29 、Do you have a formal qualification in electronics?───你有電子學(xué)方面的正式文憑嗎

30 、She's going to her first formal.───她將去她的第一場舞會。

31 、She is not used to the formal mode of address.───她不習(xí)慣于這種正式稱呼。

32 、It's not a formality. It's about perception.─── 這不是走過場 這事關(guān)別人的看法

33 、His speech is like his mother's, slightly formal.───他說話很象媽媽，略帶點兒拘謹。

34 、He cast his last remark in more formal wording.───他用更正式的措詞表達了最后一句話。

35 、That's a formality, there won't be an investigation.─── 那是例行公事 不會有人再調(diào)查

36 、We've not had the privilege of a formal introduction.─── 我們還沒能好好做正式的介紹

37 、I was not at home at that formal reception.───在那個正式的招待會上我不知所措。

38 、A formal pronouncement or command.───命令正式的宣布或命令

39 、XML has a very precise and formal syntax.───XML有一種非常精確而正式的語法。

40 、He held a formal talk with the Shah, Pahlevi.───伊朗國王的英語水平是相當(dāng)高的。

41 、His casual style of dress was improper for a formal dinner.───他隨便的衣著對正式宴會來說是不適當(dāng)?shù)摹?/p>

42 、His formal style of speaking was appropriate to the occasion.───他鄭重其事的講話方式適合於那個場合。

43 、Employment is formal and official.───employment是莊重的公文用詞.

44 、A long, usually formal dress for a woman.───女長服供婦女穿的長的，通常是正式的長服

45 、He is very formal with everyone; he never joins in a laugh.───他對任何人都很拘謹，從不跟人說笑。

46 、Written language tends to be formal.───書面語言通常正式。

47 、At the job interview I admitted that I haven't any formal qualifications and immediately put myself out of court.───在就職面試中，我承認沒有任何正式的合格證明，因此馬上就不被重視。

48 、A formal written composition intended to be published, presented, or read aloud; a scholarly essay or treatise.───學(xué)術(shù)論文一篇寫好的正式著作，為了出版、講演或宣讀; 學(xué)術(shù)文章或論文

49 、As you see, Claire, the office is very formal.───如你所看到的，這里是非常正規(guī)的。

50 、A sentence of several carefully balanced clauses in formal writing.───復(fù)合句正式文體中包括若干從句的結(jié)構(gòu)勻稱的句子

51 、The job does not require any formal training.───做這種工作不需要任何正規(guī)訓(xùn)練。

52 、Do you prefer these designs or those (more formal than those ones)?───你喜歡這些圖樣還是那些圖樣（比those ones來得文些）?

53 、People had to wear formal evening dress to go to the Mayor's party.───去參加市長舉行的晚會，必須穿上晚禮服。

54 、He has no formal teaching qualifications.───他沒有正規(guī)的教學(xué)資歷證明。

55 、They are often used in formal letters.───它們用在正式的信件中。

56 、A party that makes a complaint or files a formal charge, as in a court of law; a plaintiff.───原告在法律訴訟中正式把請求或文件提交訴訟的一方當(dāng)事人; 原告

57 、At the formal party I felt very awkward and out of place.───在正式的舞會上，我感到局促不安，很不自在。

58 、A conversation, especially a formal one.───會談?wù)勗挘戎刚秸勗?/p>

59 、Her formal, not her relaxed, pose was the true one.───她并不隨和，一本正經(jīng)才是她的本來面目。

60 、From Scott, too, comes the stiff and formal prose style.───就連他那生硬刻板的文體也來自司各特。

61 、A lengthy, formal treatise, especially one written by a candidate for the doctoral degree at a university; a thesis.───(博士學(xué)位)論文，(專題)論文，學(xué)術(shù)演講長而正式的論文，尤指大學(xué)里由博士學(xué)位攻讀者所寫的論文; 學(xué)位論文

62 、And meet you all in a formal manner!───將正式跟您見面!

63 、I'll issue you a formal written notice in a month.───一個月內(nèi)我就會給你正式的辭退令。

64 、It's... it's too big. It's too formal.─── 這地方太大了 太正式了

65 、Don't you think it's too formal?───你不覺得太正式了嗎?

66 、She completed her formal education in 1995.───她在1995年完成正規(guī)學(xué)業(yè)。

67 、Don't you be so fucking formal with me.───別你他媽的對我這么一本正經(jīng)了。

68 、He' s very formal with everybody.───他對誰都很刻板。

69 、Do not you think It is too formal?───你不覺得太正式了嗎？

70 、Business letters are usually formal.───商業(yè)信件一般都比較正式。

71 、A letter, especially a formal one.───書信書信，尤指正式信件

72 、She had only made me a formal courtesy.───她對我只是打個禮節(jié)性的招呼。

73 、A fee for instruction, especially at a formal institution of learning.───學(xué)費尤指正式學(xué)習(xí)機構(gòu)中用于教育的費用

74 、Is " gentleman " a formal sort of word ?───"gentleman"是不是正式場合用的詞?

75 、A prearranged, formal combat between two persons, usually fought to settle a point of honor.───決斗預(yù)先安排的兩人間正式格斗，一般是通過斗爭解決關(guān)系到榮譽的某件事，某一點

76 、A passage at the end of a movement or composition that brings it to a formal close.───尾聲樂章或樂曲結(jié)尾的一段，將樂曲帶入一正式的結(jié)尾

77 、Waxman launched his first formal salvo last August.───去年8月，華克斯曼第一次正式發(fā)動炮轟。

78 、Don't you think the blue dress too formal?───你不覺得這套藍洋裝太正式了嗎?

79 、A formal declaration of condolence.───吊唁正式慰問的聲明

80 、To induct into office by a formal ceremony.───就職通過正式的就職典禮而就任職位

81 、It's just family dinner. There's nothing formal.───完全是便飯，一點都不正式。

82 、His politeness is merely formal.───他的禮貌徒有形式。

83 、A formal gown befits the diplomatic reception.───一套禮服適合外事招待會。

84 、A formal expression of opinion; a judgment.───聲明，公告正式發(fā)表意見；判斷

85 、Business letters need not be formal and impersonal.───商業(yè)信函不一定就得刻板而缺乏人情味。

86 、I wasn't expecting it to be that formal, but I'll be there soon.─── 我沒想到會這么正式 但我會盡快趕過去

87 、In more formal usage the plural noun can be put in front.───在比較莊重的用語中，復(fù)數(shù)名詞可放在前面。

88 、I'll give you a formal written notice in a month.───一個月內(nèi)我會給你正式的通知。

89 、Had little formal education; went to a formal party.───受過很少的正規(guī)教育; 參加一個正規(guī)聚會

90 、One who pays undue attention to book learning and formal rules.───學(xué)究過分注重書本學(xué)習(xí)和墨守陳規(guī)的人

formal ＝normal 嗎

formal:

正式的,多用在一些正式的事/物之前修飾.如: 公文formal document; 社交晚宴formal dinner; 著裝要求:正式dressing code:formal

normal:

正常的,一般的,多用于不特別的,常見的事物.如:一般的學(xué)生normal student;常規(guī)的工作(常規(guī)的在這里可理解為一般的,不特別的,正常的)normal work

formal ＝normal 嗎

著兩個單詞是不同的意思FORMAL是正式的意思．．．比如說FORMAL DRESS就是正裝．．．NOMAL是普通的，正常的．．．比如說NORMAL PERSON就是普通人