| 单词 | disciplined |
| 释义 | disciplined (once / 1154 pages) adj People who are disciplined are either rule-followers or they are controlled and efficient. A disciplined runner who's training for a marathon has a regular, daily exercise routine. Your disciplined puppy might be the star of her obedience class, the very best at "sit" and "stay." And your cousin who speaks six languages is also disciplined — she studies, reads, and practices speaking for hours every day. Disciplined comes from the noun discipline, which has come to mean "punishment," but is rooted in the Latin word disciplina, "teaching or knowledge," and also "military discipline." WORD FAMILYdisciplined: self-disciplined, undisciplined+/disciplinarian: disciplinarians/disciplinary: disciplinarily, interdisciplinary/discipline: disciplinarian, disciplinary, disciplined, disciplines, disciplining, indiscipline, self-discipline, undiscipline/indiscipline: indisciplines USAGE EXAMPLES“The players are off. They are not working,” McAdoo said when asked if they would be disciplined. Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017) For only that brief 30 minutes you must be disciplined. New York Times(Oct 18, 2016) Stoke were organised and disciplined at the back and threatened at the other end. BBC(Dec 31, 2016) 1adj obeying the rules Syn controlled restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds 2adj trained mentally or physically by instruction or exercise the beautiful coordination of his disciplined muscles a disciplined mind Syn trained shaped or conditioned or disciplined by training; often used as a combining form |
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