1.宏大,庄严,壮丽,堂皇,豪华
1.the impressive beauty or grandeur of somebody or something
2.the great richness and splendor of somebody or something, usually indicating great wealth
1.Snow-White agreed, and went with him, and the wedding was celebrated with great splendour and magnificence.
白雪公主答应了，跟王子回到王宫，举办了盛大的婚礼。
2.But only long enough for her to look the other way, so I can once again catch a glimpse of magnificence.
一旦她把目光转向其他地方，我就抓住机会一睹她的绰约风姿。
3.Out of the darkness and density of the old Earth has become something of great magnificence.
脱离黑暗与稠密的旧地球已经成为某种最伟大的壮丽奇迹。
4.Here let me say that there is no magnificence about this suite of rooms.
在这儿容许我说一下，房间的装潢绝不富丽堂皇。
5.There was a little ache in her fancy of all he described. Her insignificance in the presence of so much magnificence faintly affected her.
她想象着他所描绘的一切，心里不禁有些刺痛。都市是如此壮观伟大，而她却如此渺小，这不能不使她产生出感慨。
6."Baroque: Style in the Age of Magnificence" begins with a captivating bejewelled camel (pictured below) with "blackamoor" attendants.
一尊镶有珠宝的精美骆驼（其图如下）将拉开“巴洛克：辉煌时代的风格”的序幕，此尊骆驼旁还雕刻着一个“黑人”解说员。
7.I watched the whole magnificence of the dawn for the last time. . . as if it were the first.
我最后一次欣赏这壮观的景色就好像我是第一次看一样
8.Plainly it was an event to be admitted to the presence of such magnificence.
能到这么富丽堂皇的地方走一遭，这显然是件大事。
9.Above the trees are the mountains, whose magnificence the river faithfully reflects on the surface.
在树林的高处是山，其壮丽的景色完全映照在河面上。
10.Looking along the trail, there used to be both magnificence and culpability, both enjoyment and helplessness.
沿着足迹望去，有过辉煌亦有过失落，有过快乐亦有过无助。