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词根:robust
adj.robust 强健的;健康的;粗野的;粗鲁的
n.robustness [自] 鲁棒性;[计] 稳健性;健壮性
adjective
having or exhibiting strength or vigorous health
having or showing vigor, strength, or firmness a robust faith
a robust debate
strongly formed or constructed : sturdy
a robust plastic
capable of performing without failure under a wide range of conditions
robust software
rough, rude
stories … laden with robust, down-home imagery—Playboy
requiring strength or vigor
robust work
full-bodiedalso: hearty a robust dinner
robust coffee
relating to, resembling, or being a specialized group of australopithecines characterized especially by heavy molars and small incisors adapted to a vegetarian dietNote: Robust australopithecines are included in the genus Australopithecus along with gracile forms or placed in the separate genus Paranthropus. compare gracile sense 3
Latin robustus oaken, strong, from robor-, robur oak, strength
The first known use of robust was in the 15th century
rockweednoun
any of various brown algae commonly growing attached to rocks along shores
rock houndnoun
a person who collects rocks and minerals as a hobby
rock houndnoun
a person who collects rocks and minerals as a hobby
rocket1 of 2noun
a firework that is driven through the air by the gases produced by a burning substance
a jet engine that operates like a firework rocket but carries its own oxygen for burning the fuel and is therefore able to run without the oxygen of the air
an object (as a missile) that is driven by a rocket
rocket2 of 2verb
to transport by a rocket
rocket a satellite into orbit
to rise swiftly
a singer who rocketed to stardom
to travel rapidly in or as if in a rocket
rocketrynoun
the study of, experimenting with, or use of rockets
rocket1 of 2noun
a firework that is driven through the air by the gases produced by a burning substance
a jet engine that operates like a firework rocket but carries its own oxygen for burning the fuel and is therefore able to run without the oxygen of the air
an object (as a missile) that is driven by a rocket
rocket2 of 2verb
to transport by a rocket
rocket a satellite into orbit
to rise swiftly
a singer who rocketed to stardom
to travel rapidly in or as if in a rocket
rockernoun
a curving piece of wood or metal on which an object (as a cradle) rocks
a structure or device (as a chair) that rocks on rockers
a device that works with a rocking motion
a rock singer, musician, fan, or song
rocnoun
a bird of fable so big it was supposed to be able to carry off an elephant
robustadjective
being strong and vigorously healthy
robustadjective
being strong and vigorously healthy
1 It is optimized to work robustly with large Numbers of files.
它对鲁棒地处理大量文件进行了优化。
2 Senior Conservatives robustly reject the idea that their campaign is unduly dependent on Mr Cameron.
年长的保守党人士严词否认他们的活动过分依赖于卡梅隆。
3 The meat, robustly seasoned and juicy, was cooked and served on a bone that was last seen between the teeth of a woman at my table.
4 Thompson advises parents robustly to resist the temptation to look to their older children for support.
5 Miranda's music, with its Latin beat and contrapuntal layering of Spanish and English, rap and song is robustly sung by one and all.
6 The BBC said while it acknowledged that some people will have found Starkey's comments "offensive", "he was robustly challenged by presenter Emily Maitlis and the other contributors who took issue with his comments".
7 The proposed method may estimate Doppler rate robustly in the case of low SNR.
在信噪比较低的条件下此方法可以稳健地估计多普勒调频率.
8 "The teahouse was robustly made and installed by professional fabricators," reads their statement.
9 “Iolanta,” a fairy tale about a princess whose blindness is cured by love, is a tricky piece, quivering between tender delicacy and robustly tuneful grandeur.
10 Such blockbusters as “The Lion King” and “Aladdin” — the other Disney properties waiting out Broadway’s shuttering — have been running robustly for 22 and six years, respectively.
11 Outside of the big numbers, all carried off robustly, it is not, perhaps, as suave as it might be; the pacing is sometimes erratic, the stage business stereotypical.
12 Since the 2001 recession , however , the labour force has not grown as robustly as after previous downturns.
但是,自从01年衰退以来, 劳动力就不如前一次衰退后增长那样快了.
13 The crispy Chinese duck, served atop soft Japanese white bread with five-spice gravy and garbanzo mash, was unexpected, and robustly savory.
14 But as revealed in this version, which had its official opening Wednesday night on Signature’s main stage, justice to Sondheim’s most conventionally romantic musical goes unserved if the characters aren’t revealed to be robustly funny.
15 Italy is both a Catholic country and a robustly anticlerical one, but the whoops from the audience weren’t a reflex action to an ecclesiastical obscenity.
16 Ricardo Tamura's Bacchus descends from on high like a veritable deus ex machina and sings robustly, but is not seductive enough of tone or demeanour to be God's gift.
17 The Roman general, Coriolanus, is bold but unappreciated, an elitist you might say, a patrician who speaks his mind so robustly he is banished from Rome.
18 Their lavish curlicue lettering echoed, robustly, that of Warhol’s advertising work of the 1950s; their style often evoked German Expressionism by way of underground comics.
19 "The international community must act more robustly to counter and create a consequence for these crimes," he said.
20 Classical template matching technique was improved by membership assignment conception to recognize characters robustly.
引入隶属度概念,改进了经典模板匹配方法,以增强抗干扰能力.
2 结实地
3 坚定地
firmly solidly purposefully steadfastly staunchly grimly uncompromisingly unwaveringly four-square unfalteringly indomitably unflaggingly strongly with a will
4 坚决
strong firm serious sturdy determined adamant purposeful resolute emphatic resolved dogged pertinacious strongly firmly staunchly stoutly four-square resolution
5 强烈
big strong short hot living heavy rich smart wild sharp intense violent keen burning eager stiff lively vivid stark glowing concentrated poignant brisk tangy forceful grievous fervent overpowering hard-hitting shrill swingeing high sharply intensely poignantly torrentially depth violence intensity vehemence keenness deepen intensify
7 斩钉截铁
8 坚定
strong firm steady robust convinced rugged committed grim gritty confirmed adamant purposeful steadfast unwavering uncompromising staunch emphatic abiding steely indomitable unflinching unshaken four-square unbending firmly solidly purposefully steadfastly staunchly grimly uncompromisingly unwaveringly unfalteringly indomitably unflaggingly resolution stability firmness steadfastness fierceness purposefulness resoluteness steel sturdy urgent sustained resolute unyielding resolved implacable inbred unswerving full-blooded unfaltering strongly with a will
10 强壮地