succinct 音标拼音: [səks'ɪŋkt]
a . 简洁的,紧身的
简洁的,紧身的
succinct adj 1 :
briefly giving the gist of something ; "
a short and compendious book "; "
a compact style is brief and pithy ";
"
succinct comparisons "; "
a summary formulation of a wide -
ranging subject " [
synonym : {
compendious }, {
compact },
{
succinct }, {
summary }]
Succinct \
Suc *
cinct "\,
a . [
L .
succinctus ,
p .
p .
of succingere to gird below or from below ,
to tuck up ;
sub cingere to gird .
Cf . {
Cincture }.]
1 .
Girded or tucked up ;
bound ;
drawn tightly together .
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His habit fit for speed succinct . --
Milton .
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2 .
Compressed into a narrow compass ;
brief ;
concise .
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Let all your precepts be succinct and clear .
--
Roscommon .
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The shortest and most succinct model that ever grasped all the needs and necessities of mankind .
--
South .
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Syn :
Short ;
brief ;
concise ;
summary ;
compendious ;
laconic ;
terse .
[
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Suc *
cinct "
ly },
adv . --
{
Suc *
cinct "
ness },
n .
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53 Moby Thesaurus words for "
succinct ":
Spartan ,
abbreviated ,
abridged ,
aphoristic ,
aposiopestic ,
axiomatic ,
blunt ,
brief ,
brusque ,
clipped ,
close ,
compact ,
compendious ,
compressed ,
concise ,
condensed ,
contracted ,
crisp ,
curt ,
curtal ,
curtate ,
cut ,
decurtate ,
docked ,
elliptic ,
epigrammatic ,
formulaic ,
formulistic ,
gnomic ,
instantaneous ,
laconic ,
little ,
low ,
pithy ,
platitudinous ,
pointed ,
proverbial ,
pruned ,
pungent ,
reserved ,
sententious ,
short ,
short and sweet ,
shortened ,
summary ,
synopsized ,
synoptic ,
taciturn ,
terse ,
tight ,
to the point ,
transient ,
truncated
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