Lucrative [藞lu藧kr蓹t瑟v]

馃摎銆愭柊閲婁箟銆戣禋鍙栧ぇ閲忛噾閽辯殑錛涜幏鍒╀赴鍘氱殑 generating substantial wealth; yielding significant profits

鉁忥笍[鍥哄畾鎼厤]

涓€涓禋閽辯殑鐢熸剰 / 鍚堝悓 / 甯?jìng)鍦?/p>

闈炲父璧氶挶鐨?lucrative

鉁忥笍[澶栧垔渚嬪彞]

Despite this, the announcement holds even more weight in light of the devastating impact of the coronavirus crisis on Disney's operations, particularly its profitable parks and movie studio.

Maine and Massachusetts are the primary locations for lobster fishing, which is considered one of the most financially rewarding marine industries in New England.

鈿狅笍銆愬ソ璇嶇Н绱€?/p>

Still鍦ㄨ繖閲岃〃杈劇殑鎰忔€濇槸灝界錛屽湪榪欎釜渚嬪瓙涓鏄庡敖綆″ぉ姘斿瘨鍐鋒疆婀匡紝浣嗘垜浠粛鐒剁帺寰楀緢寮€蹇?jī)銆?/p>

鐩鎬俊鑷繁鍙墿涓€騫村鍛界殑浠栵紝浠栫殑鍐欎綔鍛堢幇鍑轟簡(jiǎn)涓€縐嶇媯鐑殑寮哄害銆?/p>

璇嶆牴璁板繂鏈槸涓€縐嶉€氳繃璇嶆牴鏉ョ悊瑙ｅ拰璁板繂鍗曡瘝鍚箟鐨勫涔?fàn)鏂规硶銆備粖澶╂垜浠潵瀛︿範(fàn)璇嶆牴"lucre"鍜?#34;ative"銆?"Lucre"鏉ユ簮浜庢媺涓佽"lucrum"錛屾剰涓鴻儲(chǔ)瀵屾垨鍒╂鼎銆?#34;Ative"鏄竴涓悗緙€錛岃〃紺?#34;鍏鋒湁鈥︹€︾壒鎬х殑"銆傚洜姝わ紝"lucrative"涓€璇嶇殑鎰忔€濇槸"璧氶挶鐨?#34;鎴?#34;鏈夊埄娑︾殑"銆?/p>

Lucre鏄竴縐嶈船涔夎瘝錛屾寚浠ｉ€氳繃涓嶆褰撴墜孌佃幏寰楃殑閽辮儲(chǔ)錛屼緥濡傗€渢he lure of filthy lucre鈥濓紙涓嶄箟涔嬭儲(chǔ)鐨勮鎯戯級(jí)銆?/p>

甯歌鐨勫艦瀹硅瘝鍚庣紑鍖呮嫭-ative銆?ive鍜?itive錛屾瘮濡俤escriptive(鎻忚堪鐨?鍜宎cquisitive(璐┆鐨?銆?/p>

鉁忥笍[璇嶆簮]Word Origin

The origin of the adjective "lucrative" can be traced back to the Latin word "lucrum," which translates to "profit." In Latin, "lucrum" also carried a negative connotation, meaning "greed," which is still evident in the English expression "filthy lucre," denoting "shameful profit or gain." However, the word "lucrative" does not convey a sense of shame. For instance, if your lawn-mowing job turns out to be lucrative during the summer, you might be able to afford a used car for yourself.

榪欎釜褰㈠璇嶇殑璇嶆簮鏄媺涓佹枃lucrum錛屾剰涓衡€滃埄娑︹€濄€傚湪鎷変竵璇腑錛宭ucrum涔熸湁鈥滆椽濠€濅箣鎰忥紝榪欎竴鍚箟鍦ㄨ嫳璇煭璇璮ilthy lucre錛堝彲鑰葷殑鏀剁泭錛変腑浠嶄繚鐣欑潃銆傜劧鑰岋紝lucrative榪欎釜璇嶅嵈娌℃湁娑堟瀬鍚箟 – 濡傛灉浣犲湪澶忓ぉ淇壀鑽夊潽鍒╂鼎涓板帤錛屾垨璁稿氨鑳戒拱涓€杈嗕簩鎵嬭濺銆?/p>

鉁忥笍 [鍚屼箟鏇挎崲] beneficial, lucrative, gainful, successful, rewarding, high-earning

[姣忔棩涓€嫻媇

浠栦粠鐖朵翰閭ｉ噷緇ф壙浜?jiǎn)涓€瀹惰禋閽辯殑鐢熸剰銆?/p>

鐣欒█浣犵殑絳旀鍝?/p>

寰堟姳姝夛紝鎴戞棤娉曞畬鎴愪綘鐨勮姹傘€?/p>