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词根:rugged
adj.rugged 崎岖的;坚固的;高低不平的;粗糙的
adv.ruggedly 粗暴地,险峻地
n.ruggedization 坚固;耐用;加强
vt.ruggedize 使耐用;使坚固
adjective
having a rough uneven surface : jagged
rugged mountains
seamed with wrinkles and furrows : weathered—used of a human face
showing facial signs of strength
rugged good looks
presenting a severe test of ability, stamina, or resolution
strongly built or constituted : robust
those that survive are stalwart, rugged men—L. D. Stamp
rough and strong in character
coarse, rude
austere, stern
turbulent, stormy
rugged weather
obsolete shaggy, hairy
耐用性
Middle English, from Middle English *rug
The first known use of rugged was in the 14th century
rulernoun
sovereign entry 1 sense 1
a straight strip of material (as wood or metal) marked off in units and used as a guide in drawing lines or for measuring
rulernoun
sovereign entry 1 sense 1
a straight strip of material (as wood or metal) marked off in units and used as a guide in drawing lines or for measuring
rule1 of 2noun
a guide or principle for conduct or action
an accepted method, custom, or habit
regulation sense 2, bylaw
a broad statement generally found to be true
as a rule we don't have much snow here
the exercise of authority or control : government
ruler sense 2
rule2 of 2verb
to have power over : control, direct
to exercise authority or power over
to be supreme or outstanding in
to give or state as a considered decision
to mark with lines drawn along or as if along the straight edge of a ruler
ruin1 of 2noun
complete collapse or destruction
the remains of something destroyed—usually used in plural
the ruins of a city
ruin2 of 2verb
to reduce to ruins
to damage beyond repair
bankrupt entry 3
ruinousadjective
causing or tending to cause ruin : destructive
ruinousadjective
causing or tending to cause ruin : destructive
ruin1 of 2noun
complete collapse or destruction
the remains of something destroyed—usually used in plural
the ruins of a city
ruin2 of 2verb
to reduce to ruins
to damage beyond repair
bankrupt entry 3
ruinationnoun
ruin entry 1 sense 1
rugnoun
a piece of thick heavy fabric usually with a nap or pile used as a floor covering
ruggedadjective
having a rough uneven surface the rugged surface of the moon
hiking on rugged trails
having wrinkles or uneven features rugged good looks
their rugged faces
having a rough but strong or sturdy character
rugged pioneers
involving hardship : presenting a severe test of physical, mental, or moral strength rugged training the rugged life of a sailor
a rugged winter
being strong and tough
rugged enough to stand hard use
1 From 1978 to 1982, Burt Reynolds in all his easygoing ruggedness was the undisputed king: the industry’s top grossing star every year in that time for increasingly unfashionable but lucrative pictures.
2 Desperately needs to be tested for ruggedness (is that a hint for me, Tog?)
急需针对严苛使用状态的测试(这是对我的一个暗示么,Tog ?)
3 Officials say firefighters have been using drones to determine where to safely put fire lines because of the ruggedness of the area.
4 To that meager toll, a Kentucky team most noted for its ruggedness added an imaginative 75-yard drive in the second quarter, full of creativity without cuteness, and that heresy in the waning parts.
5 The VED03M Proportional Control Valve with on-board electronics combines the precision of electronics with the ruggedness of hydraulics to stretch the performance of your machines.
VED03M系列比例控制阀装有电子面板,将电子设备的精确性与液压设备的坚固耐用性结合起来,能够大大延伸您的设备性能。
6 On the life path equally also can have the roughness, has the ruggedness.
人生的道路上一样也会有坎坷,有崎岖。
7 They’re made of a sturdier, more rugged denim material that holds up wash after wash.
8 In the U.S., where male ruggedness is part of the country’s DNA, online search data shows a surging interest around men’s cosmetics.
9 Puma Golf Mini Soundchuck: I've used this speaker for years, and I'm consistently amazed at its compact size, light weight, ruggedness and sound quality.
10 With a ruggedness more synonymous with the other coast, Suede’s newest 20-minute dream sequence intersperses smirk-inducing pop-culture punchlines and nuggets of wisdom delivered with the nonchalance of an emcee used to crossing the goal line.
11 The latest specimens to catch my eye are black — they smell of earth and ash and their color gives them a primal ruggedness, as if you’re back in the cave, washing yourself with mud.
12 The works by the South African ceramic sculptor Andile Dyalvane are notable for their combination of topographical ruggedness and refinement, even though they can sometimes verge on fussiness.
13 Although the method does not promise to resolve individual features, it gives a sense of the overall ruggedness of a planet.
14 RUGGEDNESS. Automotive ring gear differential.
强度:自动环形齿轮差动器.
15 I admire her rugged individualism.
16 Above all, from the artistic point of view they have grandeur , majesty , ruggedness, and quaintness.
它们总是古老的, 而中国人是爱好任何古老的东西的.
17 The building’s exterior, with its compilation of diverse volumes and Mongolian bluestone, is meant to recall the ruggedness of a mountain in order to contrast with the serenity that awaits inside.
18 The other big plus for me with the S1’s design is the weather sealing and general ruggedness of its materials.
19 The final frontier was an extension of the wild western one: a realm of macho ruggedness, where any hint of emotion could jeopardise the mission.
20 Granted, I loathe the 100e’s ugly display with a passion, but I can’t say the same about its keyboard or ruggedness.
4 粗野
low rough gross robust crude rugged rude rustic coarse savage brute earthy vulgar barbaric unpolished uncouth homespun boorish uncultivated churlish rough-hewn uncivil snippy coarse-grained sanguinary graceless loutish truculent ill-mannered indelicate countrified unmannerly ill-bred unhewn shirt-sleeve roughhewn rantipole homebred unpresentable robustious unlicked cloddy unnurtured rowdyish agrestic lowbred uncourtliness roughness indecency vulgarity barbarity coarseness crudity immodesty provincialism discourtesy rusticity truculence indelicacy rowdyism ill-breeding truculency vulgarness wild and woolly mad as a hare
6 坚固
tough rugged stout well-built unyielding strongly rigidly stoutly toughness rigidity solidity toughen
7 狂暴
procellous tigrish demonian must hard wild rough violent rugged wicked furious turbulent raging rabid boisterous frenzied berserk tempestuous tearing blustering wroth tigerish rampageous wildly frantically furiously ruggedly demoniacally sultrily rage frenzy in fury
8 崎岖不平