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Mystique is a quality around a person, a job, a brand, or a place that makes it seem secret, , and special — a bit out of ordinary reach. A great cook may have mystique; so may an old city, or a line of work that people on the outside do not really see.
Mystique is a quality around a person, a job, a brand, or a placemystique是圍繞在一個人、一份工作、一個品牌或一個地方身上的特質 that makes it seem secret, exciting, and special讓它看起來神秘、迷人又特別 — a bit out of ordinary reach有點超出一般人能觸及的範圍。A great cook may have mystique一個厲害的廚師可能有mystique;so may an old city一座古城也可能有,or a line of work that people on the outside do not really see或是一份外人真正看不透的工作。
Though actually, mystique is often a story as much as a fact. It can be carefully built — few interviews, a closed door — and it can fall away when you meet the person on a normal Tuesday.
Though actually不過其實,mystique is often a story as much as a factmystique常常是故事的成分不亞於事實。It can be carefully built它可以被刻意營造出來 — few interviews, a closed door很少受訪、一扇關著的門 — and it can fall away而且也可能瞬間消失 when you meet the person on a normal Tuesday當你在一個普通的星期二遇到本人的時候。
The word came from French and still feels a little stylish. It is not the same as mystic (a person on a religious path) and not the same as mystery (a puzzle to solve).
The word came from French這個詞來自法文,and still feels a little stylish聽起來還是有點時髦。It is not the same as mystic它跟mystic不一樣 (a person on a religious path)(走宗教修行路線的人) and not the same as mystery也跟mystery不一樣 (a puzzle to solve)(要解開的謎團)。
People usually say the mystique of someone or something, as a glow that belongs to it, not as a tool you can pick up.
People usually say the mystique of someone or something人們通常會說「the mystique of某人或某事」,as a glow that belongs to it把它當成那個人或那件事身上自帶的光環,not as a tool you can pick up而不是一種可以拿來用的工具。
組成Borrowed from French mystique (a mystic), from Latin mysticus. In English it is a doublet of mystic: same old root, but mystique kept the French shape and took the aura meaning.
同家族的字
- mysticdoublet: same Latin and Greek root, different English job
原始詞典資料1 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
mystiquenoun/mɪˈstiːk/
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An aura of heightened interest, meaning or mystery surrounding a person or thing.
- THE LONDON BRIGHTON & SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. By C. Hamilton Ellis. Ian Allan. 30s. [...] In an opening chapter entitled "Portrait", he ends by asking whether there was a mystique about the L.B. & S.C.
- The mystique spelled out a choice—love, home, children, or other goals and purposes in life. […] The baby boom of the immediate postwar years took place in every country. But it was not permeated, in most other countries, with the mystique of feminine fulfillment.
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。