sanguine

形容词乐观的，充满希望的; 面色红润的; 血红色的

名词血红色; 自信，乐观

形容词

1. 红铅笔画：wash 水墨画 | sanguine 红铅笔画 | miniature 细密画

2. 陈圆圆看到三桂面色红润--充满希望的：1) Morose:没有玫瑰--阴郁的 | 3) Sanguine:陈圆圆看到三桂面色红润--充满希望的 | 4) Charisma:中国东方生起了毛主席--领袖魅力

3. 乐观的, 满怀希望的：Non-conformist 不遵奉习俗的, 我行我素的 | Sanguine 乐观的, 满怀希望的 | Optimistic 乐观的, 乐观主义的

1. 乐天的;乐观的
    If you are sanguine about something, you are cheerful and confident that things will happen in the way you want them to.

    e.g. He's remarkably sanguine about the problems involved...
           他对所涉及的问题态度极为乐观。
    e.g. They have begun to take a more sanguine view.
           他们的看法已经开始变得乐观起来。

1. China COSCO's executives remain sanguine about business prospects for this year, although analysts said sinking freight rates and higher costs would squeeze the firm.

2. The shadow of disruptions to energy flows crept across an otherwise sanguine meeting in Davos.

3. Wahaha is not the only operator finding conditions tough in China's private sector, and other company bosses may not feel as sanguine as Zong.

4. Rust expects the city's economic outlook to remain sanguine for the rest of the year.

5. But the Conference Board's report revealed consumers are not as sanguine.

6. The investors in Shanghai we have talked to seem to be more sanguine than many professional operators in the face of the increased market volatility.

7. Many on Wall Street aren't as sanguine about either growth or inflation, and many would like to see at least several more rate cuts.

8. They also seemed remarkably sanguine about their situation, saying it was status quo for circus performers.

9. The gathering concluded that the sanguine mood should be converted into investment in people, particularly the region's youth.

10. This is probably a good thing as markets had likely become sanguine about risk.

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