| 单词 | healthy |
| 释义 | healthy 1. a. < the examination revealed him to be a perfectly healthy man > < a healthy body > < healthy eyes are a precious possession > < a healthy tree > b. < walk three miles every day … a beastly bore, but healthy — G.S.Patton > < his life recently had not been a healthy one — A. Conan Doyle > < the healthiest damned island in the Pacific — John Dos Passos > c. < a healthy color in his cheeks — Charles Dickens > < the healthy smell of grain — T.B.Costain > < stretched her arms over her head with a gesture of healthy fatigue — Ellen Glasgow > 2. a. < their principal purpose of giving our children healthy entertainment — Coulton Waugh > < that's a good healthy, cynical approach — James Street > < healthy vulgarity inseparable from all vital human works — Albert Dasnoy > < in healthy reaction to the romantic fustian of the … nineteenth century — Christopher Fry > b. < the restoration of a healthy economy > < not a healthy state of affairs > < the negative plates are probably defective … requiring an extended period of charging and discharging to put them back in a healthy condition — A.L.Dyke > < a healthy book-publishing business — Harry Botsford > c. < showed his formidable ships of war … making a very healthy impression — C.S.Forester > < the creation of a healthy rivalry between the services — H.B.Hinton > d. < repairs … account for a healthy bit of income — Bill Wolf > < the product carries a healthy price tag — Printers' Ink > e. < a healthy appetite > < gives the boat a healthy shove … into deeper water — All Hands > 3. < not so healthy to be around … they might take a pop at us — Giorgio De Santillana > < not a healthy spot to be in at that time — H.A.Chippendale > Synonyms: < a family with four healthy, active boys > < keep a child healthy during the winter > < a healthy outlook on life > sound implies more strongly the absence of all defects of mind or body < develop vigorous children, sound in mind and body > < sound of limb and healthy of mind > wholesome implies a healthiness that impresses others favorably, especially as indicating physical, moral, or mental soundness or balance < her hair carelessly pinned back, her eyes shining, her face aglow, looking oddly wholesome in a smeared white painter's smock — Herman Wouk > < a short strongly made woman, wholesome and still youthful — C.B. Nordhoff & J.N.Hall > robust is the opposite of delicate, implying a vigor manifest in muscularity, solidity, strength of voice, power of endurance, and so on < was looking robust and full of health and vigor — Samuel Butler †1902 > < robust and tough in fiber — I.A.Gordon > < the giant zinnias are so robust here that you can transplant them in full bloom — Barrett McGurn > hale applies chiefly to elderly persons who still retain physical qualities of men in their prime < this particular black panther was not old and sore, like many man-eaters. It was an exceedingly hale animal — David Walker > < his father, though an old man, was still hale — Sheila Kaye-Smith > < now in his 80th year but still alert, hale and hearty — Wesfarmers News > well merely implies freedom from disease < stay well amidst disease and poverty > < seemingly doomed to constant illness, only once in a while did he feel really well > Synonym: see in addition healthful. |
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