cultivated 音标拼音: [k'ʌltəv
, etəd] [k'ʌltɪv
, etɪd]
a . 耕耘的,栽植的,有教养的
耕耘的,栽植的,有教养的
cultivated adj 1 : (
of land or fields )
prepared for raising crops by plowing or fertilizing ; "
cultivated land " [
ant : {
uncultivated }]
2 :
no longer in the natural state ;
developed by human care and for human use ; "
cultivated roses "; "
cultivated blackberries "
3 :
marked by refinement in taste and manners ; "
cultivated speech "; "
cultured Bostonians "; "
cultured tastes "; "
a genteel old lady "; "
polite society " [
synonym : {
civilized }, {
civilised },
{
cultivated }, {
cultured }, {
genteel }, {
polite }]
cultivated \
cultivated \
adj .
1 .
marked by refinement in taste and manners ;
as ,
cultivated tastes in art .
Syn :
civilized ,
cultured ,
genteel ,
polite .
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2 .
used for raising crops ; --
of land or soil .
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Cultivate \
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v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Cultivated } (-
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p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Cultivating }
(-
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LL .
cultivatus ,
p .
p .
of cultivare to cultivate ,
fr .
cultivus cultivated ,
fr .
L .
cultus ,
p .
p .
of colere to till ,
cultivate .
Cf . {
Colony }.]
1 .
To bestow attention ,
care ,
and labor upon ,
with a view to valuable returns ;
to till ;
to fertilize ;
as ,
to cultivate soil .
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2 .
To direct special attention to ;
to devote time and thought to ;
to foster ;
to cherish .
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Leisure . . .
to cultivate general literature .
--
Wordsworth .
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3 .
To seek the society of ;
to court intimacy with .
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I ever looked on Lord Keppel as one of the greatest and best men of his age ;
and I loved and cultivated him accordingly . --
Burke .
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4 .
To improve by labor ,
care ,
or study ;
to impart culture to ;
to civilize ;
to refine .
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To cultivate the wild ,
licentious savage . --
Addison .
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The mind of man hath need to be prepared for piety and virtue ;
it must be cultivated to the end .
--
Tillotson .
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5 .
To raise or produce by tillage ;
to care for while growing ;
as ,
to cultivate corn or grass .
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60 Moby Thesaurus words for "
cultivated ":
abstruse ,
advanced ,
ameliorated ,
aristocratic ,
beautified ,
bettered ,
civilized ,
converted ,
cosmopolitan ,
cultured ,
dainty ,
deep ,
delicate ,
developed ,
discriminating ,
educated ,
elegant ,
embellished ,
encyclopedic ,
enhanced ,
enriched ,
erudite ,
fastidious ,
fine ,
genteel ,
gentle ,
gentlemanlike ,
gentlemanly ,
graceful ,
gracile ,
gracious ,
highbred ,
improved ,
ladylike ,
learned ,
lettered ,
literate ,
nice ,
pansophic ,
perfected ,
polished ,
polyhistoric ,
polymath ,
polymathic ,
profound ,
refined ,
reformed ,
scholarly ,
scholastic ,
soignee ,
sophisticated ,
studious ,
suave ,
subtle ,
transfigured ,
transformed ,
urbane ,
well -
bred ,
well -
brought -
up ,
wise
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