cavernously的音標(biāo)是[?k?v?n?sli]，翻譯為“洞穴般地；陰暗地”。

速記技巧：可以將單詞分解為“cavern”（洞穴）+“l(fā)y”（副詞后綴，表示“……地”）兩部分，從而輕松記憶。

Cavernously 的詞源：

- 詞源：cave (洞穴) + -y (后綴，表示某種特征)

- 變化形式：無

相關(guān)單詞：

- cavern (洞穴)

- caver (穴居者)

- cavernous (洞穴的，空洞的)

- cavern-like (類似洞穴的)

- cavern-ness (空洞)

- cavern-y (有洞穴特征的)

- cavern-al (洞穴相關(guān)的)

- cavern-hood (洞穴性質(zhì))

- cavern-ness (空洞性)

- cavernous cavity (空洞的洞穴)

解釋：Cavernously 描述的是聲音或動(dòng)作在洞穴般的空間中發(fā)出的特點(diǎn)，因此與“洞穴”相關(guān)的單詞都可以與之相關(guān)。這些單詞在描述類似洞穴的空間、聲音或性質(zhì)時(shí)都可以使用。例如，cavernous 描述的是空間空曠、寬敞的特點(diǎn)，caver 可以指穴居者，而 cavern-like 可以用來描述類似洞穴的空間或形狀。此外，cavern-y、cavern-al、cavern-hood 和 cavern-ness 等詞也可以用來描述與洞穴相關(guān)的特征或性質(zhì)。

常用短語：

1. cavernously breathe 氣喘吁吁地呼吸

2. a dark cavernous space 黑暗的空曠空間

3. a cavernous throat 空曠的喉嚨

4. a cavernous silence 空曠的寂靜

5. a cavernous room 空曠的房間

6. a cavernous hall 空曠的大廳

7. cavernous rooms and halls 空曠的房間和大廳

雙語例句：

1. The old man"s breath came out in a cavernously loud gasp.

老人氣喘吁吁地呼出一口氣。

2. The cat padded silently through the cavernous hall, its tail straight up in the air.

貓悄無聲息地穿過空曠的大廳，尾巴高高豎起。

3. The cavernous room echoed with the sound of the organ.

空曠的房間里管風(fēng)琴的聲音回蕩著。

4. The silence was so complete that it felt like we were in a cavernous space all by ourselves.

寂靜得如此徹底，感覺就像我們獨(dú)自一人身處一個(gè)空曠的空間。

5. The cavernous hall was filled with people singing in harmony.

空曠的大廳里充滿了人們和諧的歌聲。

6. The empty rooms and halls of the abandoned building seemed to swallow up all sound.

廢棄大樓里空蕩蕩的房間和大廳似乎吞噬了所有的聲音。

7. The city center was filled with people and activity, but the surrounding neighborhoods were often quiet and cavernous.

市中心充滿了人群和活動(dòng)，但周圍的社區(qū)往往很安靜，空曠。

英文小作文：

Cavernous Spaces - I often find myself wandering through the city"s abandoned buildings, exploring their empty rooms and halls. These spaces are often quiet and still, with only the echoes of my footsteps to break the silence. But there"s something special about these cavernous spaces. They make me feel like I"m stepping back in time, lost in a world that"s long since passed. I love to imagine what these spaces were once like, filled with activity and life, and how they must have felt to be a part of it all. I also find that these cavernous spaces help me to reflect on my own life, reminding me that there"s always space for new experiences and growth, no matter how full my life may seem.