Stoic

英 [ˈstəʊɪk]

美 [ˈstoʊɪk]

网络  忍者; 斯多葛; 斯多亚; 斯多葛派; 斯多亚派

复数：stoics　

GRE

BNC.33160 / COCA.16316

牛津词典

noun

• 斯多葛派人（对痛苦或困难能默默承受或泰然处之）
  a person who is able to suffer pain or trouble without complaining or showing what they are feeling

双语例句

• I would also struggle, and struggle, and for the pursuit of those stoic, quiet.
  我也要奋斗了，拼搏了，为的是追求那淡泊的宁静。
• Overall spouse will remain serious and stoic this month.
  总的来说配偶会在本月保持严肃与忍让。
• It's one of those sci-fi epics, where there's an alien invasion to be overturned, a stoic soldier to defeat it, and maybe a cool gun or two to use in the process.
  这是一本科幻小说巨制。书中描写的是外星人入侵被推翻，一位坚忍的战士挫败了外星人的阴谋，也许在战斗中还用到一两种很酷的武器。
• The kids of Kobe try to be as stoic as their parents in this tragic situation.
  在这种悲惨的情形面前，神户的孩子们努力学着像他们的父母一样去坦然面对。
• The Greek Stoic philosophers developed the concept of the self as a centre point of concentric circles.
  希腊斯多亚学派的哲学家将“自我”（self）的概念定义为一个个同心圆的中心点。
• "He expressed the stoic observation that" everything changed on 9-11.
  “他表示斯多葛观察认为，”一切都改变了对9-11。
• But Seneca was one of the most famous first century Stoic philosophers.
  塞内加，是一世纪最著名的斯多葛派哲学家之一。
• Even the most stoic looked grim and ashen.
  甚至那些最泰然自若的人也显得表情严峻？？面如土色。
• He was sitting in the chair, very stoic.
  他坐在椅子上，极力克制自己。
• They accept unhappiness with stoic good grace.
  他们对不幸能欣然接受，泰然处之。