potent是什么意思

时间：2026-07-24 01:51:07

单词 potent

标签六级考博雅思托福

音标英 [ˈpəʊtnt] 美 [ˈpoʊtnt]

释义 adj. 强势的；强有力的；影响巨大的；功效强的；能性交的；由Ｔ字形构成的；有Ｔ形端的；有交错Ｔ形拼花毛皮的n. 有交错Ｔ形拼花的毛皮

变形副词 potently 最高级 most potent 名词 potence 比较级 more potent

potent 常用

短语搭配

(1)potent symbol强有力的象征

(2)potent weapon有力武器

(3)potent force强大的力量

(4)potent combination强力组合

(5)potent drug有效的药物；特效药物

双语例句

(1)The suspect offered a potent evidence to demonstrate the innocence of himself.

嫌疑人提供了有力的证据证明自己无罪。

(2)I bought this potent at the flea market.

这块T形的毛皮是我在跳蚤市场买的。

(3)This politician has a potent influence in the local area.

这位政治家在当地有很大的影响力。

(4)The toxic liquid is potent enough to kill a human.

这种液体毒性足以有效杀死人类

(5)The President just gave a potent speech about the need to raise taxes.

总统刚刚就提税发表了有力的演讲。

(6)The television drama “Mad Men” is a potent mix of good writing and great style.

电视剧“广告狂人”是精湛编剧和完美风格的有力结合。

(7)Their most potent weapon was the Exocet missile.

他们效力最强的武器是飞鱼导弹。

(8)Since then, my presence is as potent on his nerves as a ghost, and I fancy he sees me often, though I am not near.

从那以后，我的存在在他跟前就像一个摆脱不了的鬼似的缠住他的神经，即使我不在他旁边，我猜想他也常常看得见我。

(9)Lipotropin is a potent analgesic.

促脂素是一种有效的镇痛药。

同义词

adj. 有效的；强有力的，有权势的；有说服力的

valid available effective virtual telling

反义词

impotent

同根词

词根 potent

(1)potently adv. 有说服力地；强有力地；有效力地

(2)potency n. 效能；力量；潜力；权势

(3)potentate n. 统治者，君主；有权势的人

potent 牛津

释义

adj.

having great power, influence, or effect

强势的；强有力的；影响巨大的；功效强的

thrones were potent symbols of authority

帝王的宝座是权力的有力象征

a potent drug

一剂强效药

a potent argument.

有力的论证。

(of a male)able to achieve an erection or to reach an orgasm

（男子）能性交的。

adj.

formed of crutch-shaped pieces; (especially of a cross) having a straight bar across the end of each extremity

由Ｔ字形构成的；（尤指十字架）有Ｔ形端的。

of the fur called potent (as a tincture)

（纹章装饰）有交错Ｔ形拼花毛皮的。

fur resembling vair, but with the alternating pieces T-shaped

有交错Ｔ形拼花的毛皮。

类似拼写词

potent adj. 强势的；强有力的；影响巨大的；功效强的；能性交的；由Ｔ字形构成的；有Ｔ形端的；有交错Ｔ形拼花毛皮的

potential adj. 潜在的；可能的

patent n. 专利；专利证

词源

"late Middle English： from Latin potent- ‘being powerful, being able'， from the verb posse.late Middle English （denoting a crutch）： alteration of Old French potence ‘crutch'， from Latin potentia ‘power' （in medieval Latin ‘crutch’）， from potent- （see POTENT1）."