vigor

英 [ˈvɪgə]

美 [ˈvɪgər]

n.  智力， 精力， 元气

CET6考研TOEFLTEM8

COCA.9655

英英释义

noun

• an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)
  1. his writing conveys great energy
  2. a remarkable muscularity of style
  Synonym:energymuscularityvigourvim
• active strength of body or mind
  Synonym:vigourdynamismheartiness
• forceful exertion
  1. he plays tennis with great energy
  2. he's full of zip
  Synonym:energyvigourzip

双语例句

• Campus life will lose its variety and vigor if marginalized clubs die out.
  如果一些边缘社团消失了，那么校园生活也就失去了其多样性和活力。
• We need to display the passion and vigor in order to be worthy of our youth;
  我们需要迸发的激情和蓬勃的生机，才能无愧于我们的青春；
• The Party and the nation were again full of hope and vigor on the great march to socialist modernization.
  党和国家又充满希望、充满活力地踏上了实现社会主义现代化的伟大征程。
• We can feel the vigor and strength in his strokes;
  我们可以感受到他的笔锋的力量和气势。
• They understand our vigor and our physicality.
  他们了解舞者的活力和身体。
• The emergence of short message service injects brand new vigor into our life.
  短信的出现为我们的生活带来了新的活力。
• This is where the vigor and vitality of the Party lies.
  这是保持党的生机和活力的根本所在。
• Impart vigor, strength, or vitality to.
  给予精力力量或生命力。
• President Clinton displayed no lack of vigor when he began to speak.
  克林顿总统开腔时颇有气势。
• Had the water circulating system, entire construction increased naturally the vigor.
  有了水循环系统，整个建筑平添了活力。