stolid如何读

英:[ˈstɒlɪd]

美:[ˈstɑlɪd]

stolid是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. <贬>不动感情的
  2. 神经麻木的
  3. 冷淡的
  4. 不关心的
  5. 淡漠的
  6. 无动于衷的
  7. 不易激动的
  8. 感觉迟钝的
  9. 呆头呆脑的
  10. 顽强的
  11. 茫然的
  12. 麻木不仁的
  13. 冷冰冰的
  14. 感情麻木的
  15. 不动声色的
  16. 倔强冷静的
  17. 狠心的

stolid自然拼读

sto·lid

sta lihd

stolid扩展

stolidly (adv.), stolidity (n.), stolidness (n.)

stolid词根

词根:stolid

adv.

stolidly 神经麻木地;冷淡地

n.

stolidity 感觉麻木;迟钝

stolid英英释义

Adjective

1. having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; not easily aroused or excited;

"her impassive remoteness"

"he remained impassive, showing neither interest in nor concern for our plight"- Nordhoff & Hall

"a silent stolid creature who took it all as a matter of course"-Virginia Woolf

"her face showed nothing but stolid indifference"

stolid词源中文解释

大约1600年,从 stolidity 反构成,或者来自16世纪的法语 stolide,源自拉丁语 stolidus,意为“无感觉的,迟钝的,畜生般的,粗鲁的,愚蠢的”,本意为“不可动摇的”,与 stultus “愚蠢的”有关,源自 PIE *stol-ido-,是 *stel- “放置,站立,整理”的带后缀的形式,其派生词指代一个站立的物体或地方。

stolid词源英文解释

Latin stolidus dull, stupid

The first known use of stolid was circa 1600

stolid儿童词典英英释义

stomachachenoun

pain in or near the stomach

stomach1 of 2noun

a pouch of the vertebrate digestive system into which food passes from the esophagus for mixing and digestion before passing to the duodenum of the small intestine

a cavity with a similar function in an invertebrate animal

the part of the body that contains the stomach : belly, abdomen

desire for food caused by hunger : appetite

desire entry 2 sense 1, inclination

had no stomach for an argument

stomach2 of 2verb

tolerate sense 1

could not stomach the smell

stomanoun

a small opening which is surrounded by two guard cells and through which moisture and gases pass in and out of the epidermis of a leaf

stolonnoun

a horizontal branch from the base of a plant that produces new plants from buds at its tip or nodes (as in the strawberry) called alsorunner

stolidadjective

having or expressing little or no feeling : not easily stirred or excited

a stolid person

stolidadjective

having or expressing little or no feeling : not easily stirred or excited

a stolid person

stolidadjective

having or expressing little or no feeling : not easily stirred or excited

a stolid person

stolid 例句

1 In actuality, my companions were stolid-looking couples of a certain age: Switzerland lets you dream, but only so much.

然而事实上,我的同伴那么些年以来都是一副冷漠的样子:瑞士会给你美梦,但只有那么多。

2 Its staid piano-and-strings arrangements are heavily draped around Ms. Boyle’s sweet voice, which treats every number as a stolid hymn without psychological subtext.

3 Brutal and efficient, our grizzled hero has the blithe, stolid invulnerability of a video game character, dismembering limbs, snapping necks and patching up his own wounds without breaking a sweat.

4 “It’s chaos out there,” Lewis remarks as they drive through perfectly scattered rubble, yet this stolid, stagy movie transmits no sense of destabilization.

5 New York magazine's Jesse Green wrote that the production proved "commendable but vague, powerful but stolid: a statue not fully liberated from the stone."

6 How I blessed those stolid, flannelled figures, for in a few minutes his face had settled back into repose, the colour had returned, and he was deriding the Surrey bowling in healthy irritation.

7 Louisa, Melchior's wife, was a stolid woman of the lower class.

曼希沃的妻子鲁意莎,是下等阶级的一个呆头呆脑的女人。

8 When that moment arrives, after two long, unrelievedly glum hours, it doesn’t have the effect it’s supposed to, because Mr. Park’s screenplay, pedestrian direction and stolid performance don’t set us up to care.

9 People who expressed themselves roughly called her stolid.

出言粗鲁的人称她感情麻木.

10 The Debt is a little too gray and stolid — by which we may simply mean too true to its complex milieu — to qualify as scintillating entertainment.

11 “Whatever it is. It’s not like Ragwort to imagine anything. He’s very stolid. I’m only trying to think ahead,” he added, as Woundwort still said nothing.

12 And the poor creature dropped on his knees before the stolid murderer, and clasped appealing hands.

于是这个可怜的家伙,双手合掌,祈求地跪倒在那个残忍的凶手面前。

13 But the original production of “Camino Real” had a stolid, naturalistic set that clashed with Williams’s hallucinatory lyricism.

14 Verbs are action words, much nicer than stolid, immovable nouns.

动词是行为词汇, 比固定的 、 稳固的名词要好多了.

15 The fox, or so this intellectual game went, is a fluid animal that knows many things, while the stolid hedgehog knows only one big thing.

16 The casts appear here in three media: in luminous beeswax, in stolid white bronze and in photographs.

17 A solid, stolid type, Blomqvist carries the films' convoluted narratives while Lisbeth helps him, often from a distance, as long as it advances her agenda.

18 The great detective’s partner in this extravagant adventure is not the stolid Dr. Watson, but that most refined and fastidious of American novelists, Henry James.

19 Poorly served by the production’s stolid Victorian-style costumes, she came across as a downcast dowager rather than an overwhelmed young woman.

20 The orchestral writing in his two piano concertos is mostly stolid and uninspired.

stolid 同义词

21 深沉的

deep Rich

24 不热情的

cold

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