ardour

英 [ˈɑːdə(r)]

美 [ˈɑːrdər]

n.  激情; 热情

复数：ardours　

TEM8

BNC.20938

牛津词典

noun

• 激情；热情
  very strong feelings of enthusiasm or love

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 ardor


• N-UNCOUNT 激情；热情
  Ardouris a strong, intense feeling of love or enthusiasm for someone or something.
  1. ...songs of genuine passion and ardour.
     真正富有激情的歌曲
  2. ...my ardor for football.
     我对足球的热情

英英释义

noun

• feelings of great warmth and intensity
  1. he spoke with great ardor
  Synonym:ardorfervorfervourfervencyfirefervidness
• intense feeling of love
  Synonym:ardor
• a feeling of strong eagerness (usually in favor of a person or cause)
  1. they were imbued with a revolutionary ardor
  2. he felt a kind of religious zeal
  Synonym:ardorelanzeal

双语例句

• In people's ardour to rebuild, once-taboo ideas are emerging on how to reform and deregulate not just the damaged areas but the country at large ( see article).
  与人民的重建热情共同高涨的，还有一度被视为禁忌的观念，即：如何对受灾地区、甚至对全国进行改革，解除管制（见文章）。
• THE dismal labour market has not sapped the government's ardour for welfare reform, nor that of voters.
  惨淡的就业市场没有浇灭政府和选举人对福利改革的热情。
• His ardour cooled after only a few weeks.
  他的激情仅过了几个星期就冷却了。
• The seductive dolce far niente sort of life is fatal to his military ardour.
  迷人、悠闲的生活方式对他的军事热情是极为有害的。
• He carried out the task with ardour.
  他满怀热情地去执行这项任务。
• He criticized them for lack of revolutionary ardour.
  他批评他们缺少革命热情。
• Natasha, too, suddenly set to work with the ardour that was characteristic of her in all she did.
  娜塔莎以自己特有的爱管闲事的热情，突然也真干了起来。
• His ardour for the cause inspired his followers.
  他对事业的热情激励着他的追随者。
• Full of militancy and revolutionary ardour, the people of all nationalities in the country are working hard for the realization of the four modernizations.
  全国各族人民意气风发，斗志昂扬，为实现四个现代化而奋战。
• All he had was a little experience in life, some knowledge derived from books, and the ardour of youth.
  他所有的只是一些生活经验，一些从书本上得来的知识和青年的热情。