| 单词 | hearty |
| 释义 | hearty I. 1. a. < a hearty Federalist — F.J.Klingberg > < a hearty assumer of its full share of … responsibilities — F.S.C.Northrop > < my hearty concurrence in everything you've done — T.B.Costain > b. (1) < had a bluff and hearty bearing, but he was a rogue — Ross Annett > < being a shade too hearty about it — Angus Mowat > < a wonderful hearty manner with a boy — G.D.Brown > (2) < a hearty burst of laughter greeted his arrival > < a string of hearty curses > (3) < no one but a Chancery lawyer had a hearty word for the Chancery — F.W.Maitland > < some colleagues are distinctly less hearty about the General — Hal Lehrman > 2. a. < the mate was as hearty as a young lion — Herman Melville > < is my friend hearty, now I am thin and pine — A.E.Housman > b. (1) < a hearty eater > < a hearty drinker > (2) < ate a hearty meal > < took a hearty swig > c. (1) < almost a meal in itself, with 15 tender vegetables in hearty beef stock — Better Homes & Gardens > (2) < has a hearty flavor that is much livelier than our refined … variety — Silas Spitzer > < a hearty wine with a full bouquet > 3. < the breeze … was heartier … than before — Llewellyn Howland > < hooked a root and gave a hearty pull — C.S.Forester > < then came the rain in a hearty flood — John Muir †1914 > < the wind had combed up some quite hearty waves — R.A.W.Hughes > < without any provocation at all give him a hearty kick — H.A.Chippendale > 4. chiefly Britain < thistles so growing … signifieth the land to be hearty — Thomas Tusser > Synonyms: see sincere II. 1. a. < heave-ho, my hearties > b. < the albatross mocked by the hearties — Stephen Spender > 2. chiefly Britain < a Matisse reproduction could cause one's rooms to be wrecked … by rugger hearties — Jocelyn Brooke > |
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