sage

名詞

UK/seɪdʒ/
US/seɪdʒ/

定義 sage 名詞

plant

  1. Uncountable

    a plant with greyish-green leaves that are used as a herb to add flavour to food.

    • Sage and onion stuffing is a traditional Thanksgiving side dish.

    • The delicious flavor of this roasted chicken comes from the addition of sage.

    • She likes to use fresh sage in her homemade sausages.

person

  1. Countableliterary

    a wise person, especially one who is old.

    • In the village, he was regarded as a sage whom everyone sought advice from.

    • The old professor was considered a sage in the legal field.

    • The young man consulted a sage about his life's troubles.

形容詞

UK/seɪdʒ/
US/seɪdʒ/

定義 sage 形容詞

  1. having or showing great wisdom, typically due to extensive experience.

    • He always seeks sage advice before making important decisions.

    • She is known for her sage judgment and experience.

    • After many years of research, he gained a sage understanding of the subject.