fervor

英

美

n.  热情；热烈；热心；炽热

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COCA.11027

英英释义

noun

• feelings of great warmth and intensity
  1. he spoke with great ardor
  Synonym:ardorardourfervourfervencyfirefervidness
• the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up
  1. his face was flushed with excitement and his hands trembled
  2. he tried to calm those who were in a state of extreme inflammation
  Synonym:excitementexcitationinflammationfervour

双语例句

• Cherishing his loved ones with fervor and loyalty.
  热烈而忠诚地爱护着他所爱的人们。
• He groaned as the need caught him up in its fervor.
  热诚的需求俘虏了他，他呻吟着。
• And he endured the personal prejudice and political poison of anti-Catholic fervor.
  他还忍受了反天主教狂热所引发的个人偏见和政治毒害。
• If it had not been for their great fervor and enthusiasm, we would have encountered even more difficulties.
  如果没有工人、学生高度的热心和积极性，我们会遇到许多困难。
• The country has a culinary tradition that locals covet with tremendous fervor and passion.
  当地人对传统美食有着极大的热情。
• Americans are shopping again, albeit with less fervor; exports are improving; companies are hiring.
  尽管没有了之前的热情，美国人还是恢复了购物，出口正在增多，公司也正在招聘员工。
• Fervor really the soul which may let these you think the rotten matter which has cannot say a word.
  激情真的可以让那些你认为的烂事赋有不可言语的灵魂。
• But understand that peace does not depend upon the fervor of your devotion.
  但要明白平静并不依赖于你奉献的狂热。
• Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with much fervor and maintain many traditional customs.
  美国人十分看重感恩节，并传承了许多传统风俗。
• So, the man had a dream is a life fervor person, we did not lose passion.
  所以，有梦想的人就是有生活激情的人，我们的确不能失去激情。