uttermost
英 [ˈʌtəməʊst]
美 [ˈʌtərmoʊst]
n. 极端，最大限度
BNC.39323 / COCA.43447
英英释义
noun
- the greatest possible degree
- he tried his utmost
adj
- (comparatives of `far') most remote in space or time or order
- had traveled to the farthest frontier
- don't go beyond the farthermost (or furthermost) tree
- explored the furthest reaches of space
- the utmost tip of the peninsula
双语例句
- What letter in the alphabet can travel the greatest distance? If she fled to the uttermost parts of the earth I should pursue her.
字母表中什么字母能走遍天涯海角？任凭她逃到天涯海角，我也要穷追不舍。 - Forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they might be saved, to fill up their sins alway: for the wrath is come upon them to the uttermost.
不许我们传道给外邦人使外邦人得救，常常充满自己的罪恶。神的忿怒临在他们身上已经到了极处。 - He would have us like these toughened pieces of steel, able to bear twisting and crushing to the uttermost without collapse.
祂要我们像坚韧的钢一般，无论怎样受绞受压，都不会破碎。 - She would pay to the uttermost farthing; she would tell, there and then.
她应该把最后一文钱的帐还清，就在这里和这时候把一切都说出来。 - From the uttermost point of which a plume of windblown snow made a white stain on the blue sky.
在最远处的山顶上，风卷着积雪宛如蔚蓝天幕上的一条白链。 - Every day in imagination I made a trip round the world, and I saw many wonders from the uttermost parts of the earth& marvels of invention, treasuries of industry and skill and all the activities of human life actually passed under my finger tips.
每天我都会在想象中周游世界，我见识了许多世界奇迹&伟大的发明，工业技术的结晶，以及多姿多彩的人类生活一一在我的指尖下滑过。 - Extreme cold; extreme caution; extreme pleasure; utmost contempt; to the utmost degree; in the uttermost distress.
极冷；极度谨慎；极度的高兴；极大的耻辱；达到最大的程度；悲痛至极。 - "Well, den-" She drew a big breath like a child, as she voiced to the uttermost all she cared to demand of life.
“那么&”她像个孩子一样吸了一口长气，鼓足了劲，提出了她对生活的最大愿望。 - Abraham would never have been called the Father of the Faithful if he had not been proved to the uttermost.
亚伯拉罕决不能被称为信心之父，假使他未曾受过极大的试炼。 - If she fled to the uttermost parts of the earth I should pursue her.
任凭她逃到天涯海角，我也要穷追不舍。