placid

/plas-id/US // ˈplæs ɪd //UK // (ˈplæsɪd) //

平静的,平和的,平静,平和

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pleasantly calm or peaceful; unruffled; tranquil; serenely quiet or undisturbed: placid waters;a placid temperament.
- : showing lack of energy or concern: It is difficult to understand her relatively placid acceptance of the truth and its impact on her future.Emotions ebbed from anger into placid resignation with the passage of time.

adj.calm, mild

Synonyms

He uses the relatively placid actions of some to minimize the obvious violence and vandalism committed by others.
Built in 1960, the facility is now as well known for its placid, soaring architecture as for the boundary-pushing science that happens in its labs.
Despite the warning signs posted around the lake, some visitors have waded into the seemingly placid waters of Emerald Pool, only to get whisked away by the current.
The benchmark is hovering at nearly double the level it was a year ago—suggesting a new normal relative to the placid expectations of recent years, and compared with the exuberance in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 that soared more than 45% last year.
Calcium-carbonate tufa spires shoot up from the placid waters, resulting in an eerie display of the lake’s peculiar chemistry.
They would speak up, but in tones still soft and placid; and Spahn often overheard them describing him as a “beautiful person.”
Ellie Black rouses quietly to consciousness at around 3, her eyes unfocused, mind placid.
Underneath the most placid waters, there are vicious currents and tides, and underwater volcanoes that are constantly erupting.
His face immediately shifted out of the placid, guarded, friendliness of the Scheduled Speaker into ambroad, welcoming smile.
And I long for the placid days when all I worried about were jackhammers, Halal carts and clueless tourists on rental bikes.

/plas-id/US // ˈplæs ɪd //UK // (ˈplæsɪd) //

平静的,平和的,平静,平和

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pleasantly calm or peaceful; unruffled; tranquil; serenely quiet or undisturbed: placid waters;a placid temperament.
- : showing lack of energy or concern: It is difficult to understand her relatively placid acceptance of the truth and its impact on her future.Emotions ebbed from anger into placid resignation with the passage of time.

adj.calm, mild

Synonyms

He uses the relatively placid actions of some to minimize the obvious violence and vandalism committed by others.
Built in 1960, the facility is now as well known for its placid, soaring architecture as for the boundary-pushing science that happens in its labs.
Despite the warning signs posted around the lake, some visitors have waded into the seemingly placid waters of Emerald Pool, only to get whisked away by the current.
The benchmark is hovering at nearly double the level it was a year ago—suggesting a new normal relative to the placid expectations of recent years, and compared with the exuberance in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 that soared more than 45% last year.
Calcium-carbonate tufa spires shoot up from the placid waters, resulting in an eerie display of the lake’s peculiar chemistry.
They would speak up, but in tones still soft and placid; and Spahn often overheard them describing him as a “beautiful person.”
Ellie Black rouses quietly to consciousness at around 3, her eyes unfocused, mind placid.
Underneath the most placid waters, there are vicious currents and tides, and underwater volcanoes that are constantly erupting.
His face immediately shifted out of the placid, guarded, friendliness of the Scheduled Speaker into ambroad, welcoming smile.
And I long for the placid days when all I worried about were jackhammers, Halal carts and clueless tourists on rental bikes.