eventful

英 [ɪˈventfl]

美 [ɪˈventfl]

adj.  充满大事的; 多事故的; 多变故的

TOEFL

BNC.19103 / COCA.23564

牛津词典

adj.

• 充满大事的；多事故的；多变故的
  full of things that happen, especially exciting, important or dangerous things
  1. an eventful day/life/journey
     不平凡的一天；多姿多彩的一生 / 旅程

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 经历丰富的;多事的;充满事件的;多变故的
  If you describe an event or a period of time aseventful, you mean that a lot of interesting, exciting, or important things have happened during it.
  1. Her eventful life included holding senior positions in the Colonial Service...
     她一生经历丰富，曾在殖民服务局担任高级职位。
  2. It was an eventful and controversial race...
     那是一场充满变数而且颇具争议的比赛。
  3. Our next journey was longer and much more eventful.
     我们接下来的那次旅行时间更长，更加丰富多彩。

英英释义

adj

• full of events or incidents
  1. the most exhausting and eventful day of my life
• having important issues or results
  1. the year's only really consequential legislation
  2. an eventful decision
  Synonym:consequential

双语例句

• Li said in his opening remarks that the past year has been eventful for the world and remarkable for China.
  李肇星在开场白中说，过去的一年，对世界来讲，是不平静的一年；对中国来讲，是不平凡的一年。
• Our next journey was longer and much more eventful.
  我们接下来的那次旅行时间更长，更加丰富多彩。
• However, today had not been eventful and Matt was a bit bored with the whole digging project.
  但是，今天并不是什么重要日子，所以马特对整个挖掘工作有些厌烦了。
• Her eventful life included holding senior positions in the Colonial Service
  她一生经历丰富，曾在殖民服务局担任高级职位。
• It really is a strange and eventful history.
  这真是一段奇怪而多事的历史。
• 1992 was an eventful year.
  1992年是多事之秋。
• 2011 has already been an unusually eventful year for auto sales.
  就汽车销售而言，2011年刚刚过去的几个月内发生了诸多事件。
• He was slightly nervous, too, now that the eventful hour had arrived;
  现在到了紧要关头，他也有点紧张。
• The development of vibration plates has been highly eventful.
  振动式平板夯的发展已得到了高度的重视。
• It was an eventful and controversial race
  那是一场充满变数而且颇具争议的比赛。