Definition of palmy in English:

palmy

adjectivepalmier, palmiest ˈpɑːmiˈpɑ(l)mi

1(especially of a previous period) flourishing or successful.
（尤指曾经）兴旺的；成功的
the palmy days of the 1970s
20世纪70年代的兴旺时期。
Example sentencesExamples
- The recently restored structure, now called Alumni Hall, commands the north side of Court Street, a splendid symbol of the village's palmy years.
- The program ended with the return of the artist's final masterpiece, created just eighteen months before his premature death in 1973, and redolent of his troupe's young and palmy days.
- The president failed to implement tax cuts during the palmy days: now his prodigality will force him to impose tax increases.
- There was more than one (perhaps as many as three) little pianos over the years at Russell Square - in his palmy days, old Sedley was certainly rich and doting enough to shower his daughter with expensive luxuries.
- That impresario in his palmy days was once faced with a press complaining vociferously that too many of the new American plays he was energetically producing were clinkers.
- The palmy days of self-sustained, endless growth seemed to have gone for ever.
- So let us assume somebody's brother-in-law showed up one day in the palmy pre-sound days of Hollywood, and his brother-in-law, a power on the lot or on the set, said: ‘People, this is Bob, and he is a producer.’
Synonyms
happy, fortunate, glorious, prosperous, halcyon, golden, flourishing, successful, thriving, rosy, roaring, booming, triumphant
2Covered with palms.
长满棕榈的；棕榈遮蔽的
a conference centre set among palmy trails
Example sentencesExamples
- Both have palmy trees and sunny places in the south; both have balmy people and shady characters in the north.
- Your great indoors (plenty of marble, golden teak and a ripping sound system) open out to even greater domains of palmy glades and views of floating islands.
- Instead we are moving the mail over distances of hundreds of miles - over jungled mountains and high palmy savannahs - using high-frequency radio.
- Add to this, the louvres, languid fans and wired-for-everything suites; then the palmy gardens, pools and occasional princes - plus a personal butler for each guest.
- Community business was often conducted on the all-sand eighteen-hole golf course, with the Giza Pyramids and the palmy Nile as a backdrop.
- Readers of the narrative came from all over the world and from all walks of life to meet the man and stay at his palmy resort.

Rhymes

army, balmy, barmy, gourami, macramé, origami, pastrami, salami, smarmy, swami, tsunami, Yanomami

Definition of palmy in US English:

palmy

adjectiveˈpä(l)mēˈpɑ(l)mi

1(especially of a previous period of time) flourishing or successful.
（尤指曾经）兴旺的；成功的
the palmy days of the 1970s
20世纪70年代的兴旺时期。
Example sentencesExamples
- The recently restored structure, now called Alumni Hall, commands the north side of Court Street, a splendid symbol of the village's palmy years.
- The program ended with the return of the artist's final masterpiece, created just eighteen months before his premature death in 1973, and redolent of his troupe's young and palmy days.
- So let us assume somebody's brother-in-law showed up one day in the palmy pre-sound days of Hollywood, and his brother-in-law, a power on the lot or on the set, said: ‘People, this is Bob, and he is a producer.’
- There was more than one (perhaps as many as three) little pianos over the years at Russell Square - in his palmy days, old Sedley was certainly rich and doting enough to shower his daughter with expensive luxuries.
- That impresario in his palmy days was once faced with a press complaining vociferously that too many of the new American plays he was energetically producing were clinkers.
- The president failed to implement tax cuts during the palmy days: now his prodigality will force him to impose tax increases.
- The palmy days of self-sustained, endless growth seemed to have gone for ever.
Synonyms
happy, fortunate, glorious, prosperous, halcyon, golden, flourishing, successful, thriving, rosy, roaring, booming, triumphant
2Covered with palms.
长满棕榈的；棕榈遮蔽的
Example sentencesExamples
- Community business was often conducted on the all-sand eighteen-hole golf course, with the Giza Pyramids and the palmy Nile as a backdrop.
- Both have palmy trees and sunny places in the south; both have balmy people and shady characters in the north.
- Readers of the narrative came from all over the world and from all walks of life to meet the man and stay at his palmy resort.
- Add to this, the louvres, languid fans and wired-for-everything suites; then the palmy gardens, pools and occasional princes - plus a personal butler for each guest.
- Instead we are moving the mail over distances of hundreds of miles - over jungled mountains and high palmy savannahs - using high-frequency radio.
- Your great indoors (plenty of marble, golden teak and a ripping sound system) open out to even greater domains of palmy glades and views of floating islands.

词汇	palmy
释义	Definition of palmy in English: palmy adjectivepalmier, palmiest ˈpɑːmiˈpɑ(l)mi 1(especially of a previous period) flourishing or successful. （尤指曾经）兴旺的；成功的 the palmy days of the 1970s 20世纪70年代的兴旺时期。 Example sentencesExamples The recently restored structure, now called Alumni Hall, commands the north side of Court Street, a splendid symbol of the village's palmy years. The program ended with the return of the artist's final masterpiece, created just eighteen months before his premature death in 1973, and redolent of his troupe's young and palmy days. The president failed to implement tax cuts during the palmy days: now his prodigality will force him to impose tax increases. There was more than one (perhaps as many as three) little pianos over the years at Russell Square - in his palmy days, old Sedley was certainly rich and doting enough to shower his daughter with expensive luxuries. That impresario in his palmy days was once faced with a press complaining vociferously that too many of the new American plays he was energetically producing were clinkers. The palmy days of self-sustained, endless growth seemed to have gone for ever. So let us assume somebody's brother-in-law showed up one day in the palmy pre-sound days of Hollywood, and his brother-in-law, a power on the lot or on the set, said: ‘People, this is Bob, and he is a producer.’ Synonyms happy, fortunate, glorious, prosperous, halcyon, golden, flourishing, successful, thriving, rosy, roaring, booming, triumphant 2Covered with palms. 长满棕榈的；棕榈遮蔽的 a conference centre set among palmy trails Example sentencesExamples Both have palmy trees and sunny places in the south; both have balmy people and shady characters in the north. Your great indoors (plenty of marble, golden teak and a ripping sound system) open out to even greater domains of palmy glades and views of floating islands. Instead we are moving the mail over distances of hundreds of miles - over jungled mountains and high palmy savannahs - using high-frequency radio. Add to this, the louvres, languid fans and wired-for-everything suites; then the palmy gardens, pools and occasional princes - plus a personal butler for each guest. Community business was often conducted on the all-sand eighteen-hole golf course, with the Giza Pyramids and the palmy Nile as a backdrop. Readers of the narrative came from all over the world and from all walks of life to meet the man and stay at his palmy resort. Rhymes army, balmy, barmy, gourami, macramé, origami, pastrami, salami, smarmy, swami, tsunami, Yanomami Definition of palmy in US English: palmy adjectiveˈpä(l)mēˈpɑ(l)mi 1(especially of a previous period of time) flourishing or successful. （尤指曾经）兴旺的；成功的 the palmy days of the 1970s 20世纪70年代的兴旺时期。 Example sentencesExamples The recently restored structure, now called Alumni Hall, commands the north side of Court Street, a splendid symbol of the village's palmy years. The program ended with the return of the artist's final masterpiece, created just eighteen months before his premature death in 1973, and redolent of his troupe's young and palmy days. So let us assume somebody's brother-in-law showed up one day in the palmy pre-sound days of Hollywood, and his brother-in-law, a power on the lot or on the set, said: ‘People, this is Bob, and he is a producer.’ There was more than one (perhaps as many as three) little pianos over the years at Russell Square - in his palmy days, old Sedley was certainly rich and doting enough to shower his daughter with expensive luxuries. That impresario in his palmy days was once faced with a press complaining vociferously that too many of the new American plays he was energetically producing were clinkers. The president failed to implement tax cuts during the palmy days: now his prodigality will force him to impose tax increases. The palmy days of self-sustained, endless growth seemed to have gone for ever. Synonyms happy, fortunate, glorious, prosperous, halcyon, golden, flourishing, successful, thriving, rosy, roaring, booming, triumphant 2Covered with palms. 长满棕榈的；棕榈遮蔽的 Example sentencesExamples Community business was often conducted on the all-sand eighteen-hole golf course, with the Giza Pyramids and the palmy Nile as a backdrop. Both have palmy trees and sunny places in the south; both have balmy people and shady characters in the north. Readers of the narrative came from all over the world and from all walks of life to meet the man and stay at his palmy resort. Add to this, the louvres, languid fans and wired-for-everything suites; then the palmy gardens, pools and occasional princes - plus a personal butler for each guest. Instead we are moving the mail over distances of hundreds of miles - over jungled mountains and high palmy savannahs - using high-frequency radio. Your great indoors (plenty of marble, golden teak and a ripping sound system) open out to even greater domains of palmy glades and views of floating islands.
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