ardor
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美
n. 热情（心）；灼热
COCA.20355
柯林斯词典
- → see:ardour
英英释义
noun
- feelings of great warmth and intensity
- he spoke with great ardor
- intense feeling of love
- a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause)
- they were imbued with a revolutionary ardor
- he felt a kind of religious zeal
双语例句
- The relationship between ardor and soberness;
热忱和冷静的关系； - Judas pursued Timotheus in fury and ardor, putting to the sword those wicked men and killing about thirty thousand of them.
于是犹大奋勇追击，杀了这批罪犯，歼灭了约三万人。 - The dazzling conquest of Mexico gave a new impulse to the ardor of discovery ( William Hickling Prescott)
对墨西哥的辉煌征服激起了发现热忱的新冲动（威廉希克林普雷斯科特） - Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.
学习并非偶得的，必得是用热诚寻找和勤勉出席。 - His political ardor led him into many arguments.
他的政治狂热使他多次卷入争论中。 - There was something in the clear, pine-scented air of that winter morning that seemed to bring him back his joyousness and his ardor for life.
冬日早晨的空气非常清澈，含有松树的芬芳，使他重又高兴起来，恢复了对生活的热情。 - His ardor was contagious; soon everyone was eagerly working.
他的热情很有感染力，一下子大家都热火朝天地干了起来。 - Excitement or intensity, as of love or passion; ardor.
激情爱或感情的激烈或强烈；热情。 - The students were much impressed by their teacher's ardor in teaching.
他们的老师热衷的教书那些学生非常感动。 - The furious ardor of my zeal repressed
我极度的热情被抑制住了