rigors

英 [ˈrɪgəz]

美 [ˈrɪgərz]

n.  僵硬; 同“rigour”; 寒战
rigor的复数

双语例句

• Her early widowhood condemned her to lead a life of hardship. The rigors of that lonely land need no further description.
  她的早寡注定了她要过困苦的生活。生活在那个穷乡僻壤的困苦是无庸赘言的。
• As we began to gather material, though, the life-on-Mars hypothesis was flagging under the rigors of continued scientific scrutiny.
  当我们开始收集资料时，火星上有生命这一假设正在经受科学界不断的严格审查。
• This shows that the rigors of space flight can reduce the infectivity of some viruses.
  这表明在苛刻的空间飞行条件下，能减少某些病毒的感染力。
• Your priorities require more rigors in your lifestyle.
  你的优先需求必须更加贴近自己真实的生活。
• Above all be mentally prepared for the rigors of each trading day from the time you get up each morning until you go to bed at night.
  最重要的是在精神上对每个交易日的严峻场面作好准备，从每天早晨你爬起来，一直到晚上回到床上。
• The Japanese knack for longevity is often attributed to the traditional healthy food and lifestyle, despite the rigors of life in the crowded big cities.
  尽管拥挤的城市生活让人劳累，但传统的健康饮食习惯和生活方式一直是日本人长寿的秘诀。
• Could you put up with the rigors given those rates?
  拿着这么高的工资，还有什么压力不能承受吗？
• He had been a dashing and resourceful officer during the war, but two severe wounds and four years of fighting seemed to have drained him of all his resourcefulness, leaving him to face the rigors of peace as bewildered as a child.
  休在战争时期是位干劲很大、足智多谋的军官，但是打了四年仗，受过两次伤，他的全部智谋好像已经干涸，如今面对和平时期这一严峻的现实，像个孩子般糊涂起来了。
• These soldiers are seasoned to the rigors of the climate.
  这些士兵适应严酷气候。
• That the cultures of the@ Third World@ are often unable to adapt to the rigors of so-called modern civilization.
  第三世界的文化常无法适应所谓现代文明的严绘。