形容词尖锐的; 辛酸的; 深刻的; （记忆）活鲜鲜的
1. 严厉的：poignancy 强烈 | poignant 严厉的 | poilu 法国兵
2. 强烈的,深刻的：topped the medals table 名列奖牌榜首 | poignant强烈的,深刻的 | slaves 奴隶
3. 尖刻的,切中要害的：phony偽造的 | poignant尖刻的,切中要害的 | perliminary初步的
4. 强烈的：nostalgia 怀旧 | poignant 强烈的 | recklessness 鲁莽,不顾一切
1. 令人痛苦的；辛酸的；惨痛的
Something that is poignant affects you deeply and makes you feel sadness or regret.
e.g. ...a poignant combination of beautiful surroundings and tragic history.
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e.g. ...a poignant love story...
辛酸的爱情故事
1. That the couple was found dead in a close embrace makes the tragedy even more poignant.
2. The ending of the story - when Ah Q is carted off to be executed for a minor crime - is equally poignant and satirical.
3. I believe their stories coming from them directly must be more poignant and enlightening.
4. It's a poignant moment for Chirac, closing out four decades as a fixture in French politics without leaving an obvious heir.
5. But those wry, almost poignant opening scenes make up for the occasional generic moments to come.
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6. Yet there is something poignant about the bird images and gilded paintwork adorning the " creature ".
7. poignant
7. The plot is tighter and more fluid and Jane's girlhood appears in flashbacks, which makes it more poignant.
8. Two such events reported recently were poignant reminders of this lamentable phenomenon.
9. Su's win in the YouTube competition is particularly poignant, he says.
10. poignant
10. In recent years he and his dwindling band of fellow survivors became poignant symbols of the conflict.