ardour

英 [ˈɑːdə(r)]

美 [ˈɑːrdər]

n.  激情; 热情

复数：ardours　

TEM8

BNC.20938

牛津词典

noun

• 激情；热情
  very strong feelings of enthusiasm or love

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 ardor


• N-UNCOUNT 激情；热情
  Ardouris a strong, intense feeling of love or enthusiasm for someone or something.
  1. ...songs of genuine passion and ardour.
     真正富有激情的歌曲
  2. ...my ardor for football.
     我对足球的热情

英英释义

noun

• feelings of great warmth and intensity
  1. he spoke with great ardor
  Synonym:ardorfervorfervourfervencyfirefervidness
• intense feeling of love
  Synonym:ardor
• a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause)
  1. they were imbued with a revolutionary ardor
  2. he felt a kind of religious zeal
  Synonym:ardorelanzeal

双语例句

• If our lives are dominated by a search for happiness, then perhaps few activities reveal as much about the dynamics of this quest in all its ardour and paradoxes than our travels.
  假如我们的生活其要义在于追求幸福，那么除却旅行，也许极少有别的活动能如此充分地显示这一追求过程中所有的热情和矛盾。
• His ardour cooled after only a few weeks.
  他的激情仅过了几个星期就冷却了。
• His ardour was stilled by the impact of her words.
  他的满腔激情被她那番话的冲击平息了。
• Through the investigation of these object images 'meaning, his contradictory life phenomenon as a poet and a politician is shown to disclose his extraordinary personal charm, his ardour life shine and his characteristic life world.
  考察这几个审美物象的意义，在于通过他政治家和诗人矛盾的人生现象，揭示出他超凡的人格魅力，感受他灼热的生命光华，进而走进他独特的生命世界。
• The seductive dolce far niente sort of life is fatal to his military ardour.
  迷人、悠闲的生活方式对他的军事热情是极为有害的。
• His ardour for the cause inspired his followers.
  他对事业的热情激励着他的追随者。
• His eyes were bright with ardour and indignation.
  他因为满腔的激情和愤慨而两眼发亮。
• He criticized them for lack of revolutionary ardour.
  他批评他们缺少革命热情。
• Natasha, too, suddenly set to work with the ardour that was characteristic of her in all she did.
  娜塔莎以自己特有的爱管闲事的热情，突然也真干了起来。
• All he had was a little experience in life, some knowledge derived from books, and the ardour of youth.
  他所有的只是一些生活经验，一些从书本上得来的知识和青年的热情。