feats

词汇解释

feats [fi:ts] (名词、形容词)

名词

1. （尤指勇敢或巧妙的）功绩，壮举
2. （尤指在娱乐节目中的）技艺表演
3. （尤指体育比赛中的）出色表现

形容词

1. 出色的，引人注目的

词义辨析

feats 和achievements 都可以表示“成就”或“功绩”，但feats 更多地强调勇敢或巧妙的行为，通常用于描述个人或团体在困难或危险情况下所取得的出色成就。而achievements 更常用于指取得的成功或有价值的努力结果，不一定需要强调勇敢或巧妙。

词汇扩充

相关的动词：accomplish, achieve, perform, execute

相关的名词：accomplishment, achievement, performance, exploit

近义词

1. achievement
2. accomplishment
3. exploit
4. deed
5. feat

反义词

failure, defeat, fiasco

柯林斯词典解释

feats (名词)

1. Something that is an impressive achievement, because it needs a lot of skill, strength, bravery, or cleverness.
2. A feat is something difficult or unusual that an individual or group of people succeeds in doing.
3. A feat is something particularly impressive or difficult that someone has done.

feats (形容词)

1. If you describe something as a feat, you are emphasizing that it is a very great, surprising, or difficult achievement.

牛津词典解释

feats (名词)

1. An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
2. An act or product of skill, especially in a literary or artistic work.
3. A performance or achievement that is marked by great skill or strength.

feats (形容词)

1. Adjective: Remarkable or impressive.

用法示例

1. He performed incredible feats of bravery during the war. (他在战争中表现出了令人难以置信的勇敢行为。)
2. The acrobat's feats astonished the audience. (杂技演员的技艺令观众大为惊叹。)
3. The athlete's feats in the Olympic Games made him a national hero. (这位运动员在奥运会上的出色表现使他成为国家英雄。)
4. Her feat of climbing Mount Everest was widely admired. (她攀登珠穆朗玛峰的壮举广受赞赏。)