| 单词 | 剧烈 |
| 释义 | 〔Babson〕American financial statistician who in September 1929 forecast a sharp drop in stock prices, thereby correctly predicting the stock market crash of October 1929.巴布森，罗杰·沃德：(1875-1967) 美国金融统计学家，他在1929年9月预测股票将剧烈下跌，从而准确地预言了1929年10月股票市场的崩盘〔regret〕 Woe is intense, often prolonged wretchedness or misery: Woe 是剧烈、经常是漫长的不幸或悲惨： 〔hard〕industrial cities hit hard by unemployment.工业城市遭到失业的剧烈打击〔outburst〕A sudden, violent display, as of activity or emotion:爆发：（力量，情感等）突然而剧烈的展现：〔burst〕To come open or fly apart suddenly or violently, especially from internal pressure.爆裂，炸破：突然或剧烈的开裂或炸开，尤指由内部压力而引起的〔acute〕Extremely sharp or severe; intense:剧烈的：极其激烈或剧烈的；强烈的：〔Tangshan〕A city of northeast China east-southeast of Beijing. It was devastated in 1976 by a massive earthquake in which an estimated 242,000 people were killed. Population, 921,100.唐山：中国东北部一城市，位于北京东南偏东部。在1976年整座城市被一场剧烈的地震摧毁，据估计有242,000人死亡。人口921,100〔resuscitate〕suscitāre [to stir up] sub- [sub-] citāre [to move violently] [frequentative of] ciēre [to set in motion] * see kei- 2suscitāre [煽动] sub- [表示“下位，较低，附属”] citāre [剧烈移动] ciēre的重复动词 [使运动] * 参见 kei- 2〔exacerbate〕To increase the severity, violence, or bitterness of; aggravate:使…加剧，使…剧烈，使…恶化；加重：〔smart〕To cause a sharp, usually superficial, stinging pain:产生剧痛：产生一种剧烈的，常常是皮肤表面的，刺人的疼痛：〔pulsate〕 Throb suggests strong, sometimes violent pulsation;the word is especially associated with emotional states such as agitation, exhilaration, anxiety, or stress: Throb 暗示有力且有时是剧烈的搏动，这个词尤与如愤怒、兴奋、焦虑或压抑等感情状态有关： 〔rubidium〕A soft silvery-white metallic element of the alkali group that ignites spontaneously in air and reacts violently with water, used in photocells and in the manufacture of vacuum tubes. Atomic number 37; atomic weight 85.47; melting point 38.89°C; boiling point 688°C; specific gravity (solid) 1.532; valence 1, 2, 3, 4. See table at element 铷：一种银白色的软的碱性金属元素，与空气接触会立即燃烧，与水反应剧烈，用于光电池和制造真空管。原子序数37；原子量85.47；熔点38.89°C；沸点688°C；比重（固体）1.532；化合价1,2,3,4 参见 element〔saxitoxin〕A potent neurotoxin produced by certain dinoflagellates that accumulates in shellfish feeding on these organisms and consequently causes food poisoning in human beings who eat the shellfish.蛤蚌毒素：一种剧烈神经毒素，由某些寄生在牡蛎上的鞭毛虫分泌，人吃了这样的牡蛎会导致食物中毒〔bitter〕Resulting from or expressive of severe grief, anguish, or disappointment:剧烈的：由悲痛、苦恼或失望引起的，表现出悲痛、苦恼和失望的：〔smart〕Smart is a word that has digressed considerably from its original meaning of "stinging, sharp,”as in a smart blow. The standard meaning of "clever, intelligent,”probably picks up on the original semantic element of vigor or quick movement.Smart has taken on other senses as a regionalism. In New England and in the Southsmart can mean "accomplished, talented.” The phraseright smart can even be used as a noun meaning "a considerable number or amount": "We have read right smart of that book" (Catherine C. Hopley).smart 这个词的原意是 “刺痛的，剧烈的”，就象在词组 一次强烈的打击中一样，后来这个词的意思有了很大的转变。 它的标准意思“聪明的，智慧的”，也许是从原来的词素“活力或快速运动”中来的。Smart 有地区性的其它意思。 在新英格兰和南方，smart 可以译为“有才能的，有天赋的”。 词组right smart 还可以用作一个名词， 意为“数量大的”： “我们读过了那本书的大半部分” （凯瑟琳·C·霍普雷）〔moderate〕To become less violent, severe, or extreme; abate.变缓和：变得较不激烈、不剧烈或不极端；缓和〔prick〕A small, sharp, local pain, such as that made by a needle or a bee sting.刺痛：小范围，剧烈的局部疼痛，如被针刺或黄蜂螯造成的刺痛〔sharp〕Intense; severe:剧烈的；严重的：〔catastasis〕The intensified part of the action directly preceding the catastrophe in classical tragedy.紧张高潮：古典悲剧中结局前剧烈的情节发展〔acute〕Having a rapid onset and following a short but severe course:急性的：发作快且持续时间短但发病过程剧烈的：〔concussion〕A violent jarring; a shock.See Synonyms at collision 震荡：剧烈的掸击；震荡 参见 collision〔drastic〕Severe or radical in nature; extreme:严厉或剧烈的；极端的：〔firestorm〕An intense, violent outburst from many sources:大爆发：来自多个源地的剧烈汹涌的爆发：〔cramp〕A sudden, involuntary, spasmodic muscular contraction causing severe pain, often occurring in the leg or shoulder as the result of strain or chill.痉挛：一种由于紧张或寒冷而导致的肌肉突发性、无意识的、间歇性的紧缩，能导致剧烈的疼痛，通常发生在腿部或肩部〔twinge〕A sharp, sudden physical pain.See Synonyms at pain 剧痛：剧烈、突然的身体疼痛 参见 pain〔distort〕a face contorted with rage;由于发怒而使脸部剧烈扭曲；〔agitate〕To cause to move with violence or sudden force.搅动，摇动：因剧烈或突然的力量引起移动〔throe〕A severe pang or spasm of pain, as in childbirth.See Synonyms at pain 剧痛：如分娩时剧烈的痛楚或疼痛的痉挛 参见 pain〔persevere〕sevērus [severe] * see wēro- sevērus [严格的，剧烈的] * 参见 wēro- 〔crash〕To break violently or noisily; smash.重击，撞碎：发出剧烈声音地碰撞；撞碎〔drastic〕the drastic measure of amputating the entire leg; drastic social change brought about by the French Revolution.截除整条腿的极端措施；法国革命带来的剧烈的社会变动〔quirk〕A sudden sharp turn or twist.突然的弯曲：猛然剧烈的转向或扭曲〔afflict〕To inflict grievous physical or mental suffering on.折磨：予以…剧烈的肉体或心理打击〔bad〕Severe; intense:严重的：严重的；剧烈的或强烈的：〔explode〕To burst forth or break out suddenly and often violently:突发：突然发生或发出，常常是剧烈的：〔moonquake〕A quake or series of vibrations on the moon similar to an earthquake but usually of very low magnitude.月震：发生于月球上的类似于地震的震动或一系列的振动，剧烈程度通常不高〔firestorm〕A fire of great size and intensity that generates and is fed by strong inrushing winds from all sides:风暴性大火：产生来自各方向的内旋风并因之更盛的大型剧烈的火：〔weak〕Lacking potency or intensity:淡的：缺乏能力或剧烈度的：〔cataclysm〕A violent and sudden change in the earth's crust.灾变：地壳的剧烈而突然的改变〔exquisite〕Intense; keen:强烈的；剧烈的： |
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