单词 | intense |
释义 | in·tense 1. a. < an intense light > < an expression of intense anxiety — T.B.Costain > < intense cold > b. of color < dyed an intense blue > c. < an intense sun shone down > < the moon, intense and white as the snow — Eudora Welty > < intense bright frosty stars — John Masefield > d. < rock alteration is intense, leaving few minerals or rocks in their original condition — University of Arizona Record > < a neurodermatitis with intense itching and burning of the skin — H.G.Armstrong > e. < giving off intense amounts of radiation — Arthur Charlesby > 2. < intense study > < a pursuit of learning intenser perhaps than any before or since — Ellery Sedgwick > < listened with intense attention > 3. a. obsolete b. (1) < my only love, you are so intense — Edna S. V. Millay > < so intense in his moral convictions — G.G.Coulton > < intense in everything he does — Current Biography > < an intense expression on his face > (2) < his style is intense, eloquent, personal to himself — H.O.Taylor > < painted his most mature and intense work — Americas > (3) < a man of intense convictions > • in·tense·ly • in·tense·ness |
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