sturdy如何读

英:[ˈstɜːdi]

美:[ˈstɜːrdi]

sturdy英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 强壮的,结实的 strong and healthy
  2. 坚定的;不退让的 firm;not yielding

sturdy是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 坚决的
  2. 坚定的
  3. 结实的
  4. 健壮的
  5. 顽强的
  6. 坚固的
  7. 坚强的
  8. 刚毅的
  9. 健康的
  10. 经久耐用的
  11. 不屈的
  12. 生长力强的
  13. 耐寒的
  14. 壮实
  15. 粗壮的
  16. 坚实可靠
  17. 刚强的
  18. 好强的
n. (名词)
  1. 晕倒病

sturdy自然拼读

stur·dy

stuhr di

sturdy变形

复数:sturdies

比较级:sturdier或more sturdy

最高级:sturdiest或most sturdy

sturdy扩展

sturdily (adv.), sturdiness (n.)

sturdy词根

词根:sturdy

adv.

sturdily 坚毅地,坚强地;强壮地

n.

sturdiness 坚固;强健,雄壮

sturdy英英释义

Adjective

1. having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships;

"hardy explorers of northern Canada"

"proud of her tall stalwart son"

"stout seamen"

"sturdy young athletes"

2. substantially made or constructed;

"sturdy steel shelves"

"sturdy canvas"

"a tough all-weather fabric"

"some plastics are as tough as metal"

sturdy区别

 wholesome, fit, robust, strong, sound, tough, healthy, sturdy, vigorous, well

这组词都有“健康的,强健的”的意思,其区别是:

wholesome多指能给人留下身体健康、思想健全或品德良好等印象。

fit既可指健壮又可指健全无病。

robust强调身体强健。

strong既指体格健壮,又指体力或精神上的力量。

sound侧重身体各部分或器官没有病,无任何缺陷,即健康。

tough着重指人的体格健壮。

healthy指身体无病,也可指身心健全、正常的。

sturdy侧重于结实的体格。

vigorous指人强健有力,精力充沛。

well仅指没有疾病,但不一定很健康。

以上来源于网络

sturdy词源中文解释

公元1300年(公元12世纪晚期作为姓氏), sturdi,"难以管理的,鲁莽的,暴力的; 凶猛的,残忍的; 勇敢的,战斗力强的; 严厉的,严肃的; 脾气不好的; 不服从的,叛逆的",源自古法语 estordi(11世纪,现代法语 étourdi)"暴力的",最初是"迷糊的",过去分词形式为 estordir, estordiir "使迷糊,使昏迷",源自通俗拉丁语 *exturdire(源头还包括西班牙语 atordir "使昏迷",早期为 estordir),有人认为这可能来自拉丁语强调前缀 ex-(参见 ex-)+ turdus "画眉鸟"(参见 thrush(n.1))。

关于这个提出的起源的通常建议是,这个形象是画眉鸟在酒庄吃剩下的葡萄,然后表现得像喝醉了一样。克莱因指出,意大利语 tordo "画眉鸟" 也意味着"傻瓜",法语中有一个表达是 soûl comme une grive "喝醉了像画眉鸟一样"。然而,牛津英语词典认为所有这些都"存在严重的异议"。《世纪词典》将其与拉丁语 torpidus "迟钝"进行了比较(Lewis & Short 有一个 *ex-torpesco)。

关于人的意义,"体格魁梧,强壮耐用"的感觉可以追溯到14世纪末。相关词汇: Sturdily; sturdiness。Sturdy-boots "固执的人"出自1762年; 在古语中, sturdy beggar 指能够工作的人(约1400年)。

sturdy_医学行业词汇

羊晕倒病,羊蹒跚病:同gid

sturdy词源英文解释

Middle English, brave, stubborn, from Anglo-French esturdi stunned, from past participle of esturdir to stun, from Vulgar Latin *exturdire, from Latin ex- + Vulgar Latin *turdus simpleton, from Latin turdus thrush — more at thrush

The first known use of sturdy was in the 14th century

sturdy儿童词典英英释义

subject1 of 3noun

a person under the authority or control of another

a person who owes loyalty to a monarch or state

a department of knowledge or learning

an individual (as a person or a mouse) that is studied or experimented on

the person or thing discussed : topic

the subject of an essay

a noun or term functioning as a noun about which something is stated in the predicate of a sentence

"child" in "the child threw the ball" is the subject

subject2 of 3adjective

owing obedience or loyalty to another

likely to be affected by

subject to temptation

having a tendency

subject to catching colds

depending on

subject to your approval

subject3 of 3verb

to bring under control or rule

to make responsive to the discipline and control of a superior

to make likely

his poor conduct subjected him to criticism

to cause or force to put up with something difficult, unpleasant, or inconvenient

unwilling to subject us to embarrassment

subject1 of 3noun

a person under the authority or control of another

a person who owes loyalty to a monarch or state

a department of knowledge or learning

an individual (as a person or a mouse) that is studied or experimented on

the person or thing discussed : topic

the subject of an essay

a noun or term functioning as a noun about which something is stated in the predicate of a sentence

"child" in "the child threw the ball" is the subject

subject2 of 3adjective

owing obedience or loyalty to another

likely to be affected by

subject to temptation

having a tendency

subject to catching colds

depending on

subject to your approval

subject3 of 3verb

to bring under control or rule

to make responsive to the discipline and control of a superior

to make likely

his poor conduct subjected him to criticism

to cause or force to put up with something difficult, unpleasant, or inconvenient

unwilling to subject us to embarrassment

subject1 of 3noun

a person under the authority or control of another

a person who owes loyalty to a monarch or state

a department of knowledge or learning

an individual (as a person or a mouse) that is studied or experimented on

the person or thing discussed : topic

the subject of an essay

a noun or term functioning as a noun about which something is stated in the predicate of a sentence

"child" in "the child threw the ball" is the subject

subject2 of 3adjective

owing obedience or loyalty to another

likely to be affected by

subject to temptation

having a tendency

subject to catching colds

depending on

subject to your approval

subject3 of 3verb

to bring under control or rule

to make responsive to the discipline and control of a superior

to make likely

his poor conduct subjected him to criticism

to cause or force to put up with something difficult, unpleasant, or inconvenient

unwilling to subject us to embarrassment

style1 of 2noun

a way of expressing oneself (as in speaking or writing)

a particular way by which something is done, created, or performed the classical style of dance

a unique style of horseback riding

stylus sense 1

a column built so that its shadow indicates the time of day

the narrow long middle part of the pistil of a flower which bears the stigma at its tip

the state of being popular : fashion

clothes that are always in style

fashionable elegance

beauty, grace, or ease of doing something

handled the awkward moment with style

the custom or plan followed in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and arrangement and display of type

style2 of 2verb

to call by an identifying term : name

style themselves scientists

to give a particular style to

cuts and styles hair

to design or make in agreement with an accepted way of doing something

style1 of 2noun

a way of expressing oneself (as in speaking or writing)

a particular way by which something is done, created, or performed the classical style of dance

a unique style of horseback riding

stylus sense 1

a column built so that its shadow indicates the time of day

the narrow long middle part of the pistil of a flower which bears the stigma at its tip

the state of being popular : fashion

clothes that are always in style

fashionable elegance

beauty, grace, or ease of doing something

handled the awkward moment with style

the custom or plan followed in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and arrangement and display of type

style2 of 2verb

to call by an identifying term : name

style themselves scientists

to give a particular style to

cuts and styles hair

to design or make in agreement with an accepted way of doing something

sturdyadjective

firmly built or made

a sturdy ship

strong and healthy in body : hardy, robust

firm entry 1 sense 3, resolute

sturdy self-reliance

sturdy医学词典英英释义

sturdynoun

gid

sturdy 例句

1 He was a jack-of-all-trades, breaking the sturdy little cow ponies, treating their injuries and illnesses, trimming their hooves, and bending over an anvil to forge their shoes.

2 Do you know that when I touched their sturdy little tits and bit them—just a little—I felt I was being friendly?

3 The Office/Camp Shop was the sturdiest of the structures we had passed so far, built in a more permanent style than the smaller log cabins with their dark green doors.

4 The journal was small, but it had a sturdy binding like a real book.

5 From 1646 Torricelli’s experiment was widely performed, even though mercury was expensive and it continued to be difficult to get sufficiently sturdy long tubes sealed at one end.

6 The main house was the equal of the old one, but it was sturdier and had hot water in the bathrooms.

7 Among the supplies provided for her was a fine new frame that unfolded and stood on sturdy wooden legs so that it was not necessary to hold it in her lap.

8 She was a sturdy woman with a square jaw, thick hips, short, muscular legs, and hands rough from tobacco fields and kitchens.

9 “What can we do?” said Maria, a sturdy little girl in white overalls.

10 A sturdy disc hinge moves on four Stellite bearings, supporting the hinge pin and preventing binding.

在四个钨铬钴合金轴承上移动的坚固的阀瓣铰链, 支撑着销钉,并且避免粘着.

11 Racial indifference and blindness—even more than overt racial hostility—form the sturdy foundation for all racial caste systems.

12 Uncoiling Shadow’s climbing rope, he bound Ragear paw and claw to a sturdy oak.

13 His son has grown up into a sturdy hardworking young man.

他的儿子已成长为一个健壮勤劳的小伙子。

14 They collected piles of rocks and stones and tied them up into bundles using sturdy cloth.

15 A sturdy young waiter with wavy blond hair appeared.

16 The iguanodon’s thumb has been placed on its nose, as a kind of spike, and it stands on four sturdy legs, making it look like a rather stout and awkwardly overgrown dog.

17 There were palm trees— real palm trees with sturdy trunks.

18 Above the window was a sturdy metal rod from which the curtains had hung, andViolet took it down.

19 And Noah is there, strong and sturdy, to catch me, to hold me through it, to make sure I’m safe.

20 Sturdy suction cup base and premium storage bag.

坚固的吸盘基地和优质的收藏袋.

sturdy 同义词

1 晕倒症

vertigo

3 晕倒病

goggle sturdied

6 坚实

hard firm stiff

11 坚实的

hard firm stiff

18 蹒跚病

goggle gid staggers

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