| 单词 | robust |
| 释义 | ro·bust I. 1. a. < a new land, full of robust people — Green Peyton > < a hearty, robust man in his middle sixties — Jule Mannix > b. < this embodied moral healthiness, this robust sayer of Yea and Nay … this genuine man — W.L.Sullivan > < the robust skepticism of science — M.R.Cohen > < a faith so robust as to outlive shock upon shock of disillusion — Irving Babbitt > c. < men and women of robust health and keen intelligence — W.R.Inge > < protected by history, by geography and … by its robust liberal tradition — A.M.Schlesinger b.1917 > d. < robust flowering plants such as veratrum, larkspur, lupine — John Muir †1914 > < the furniture is structurally as robust as the society it served — John Gloag > < sex in any race is shown by the general proportion of the bones … the male frame being more robust and the bones … more rugged — R.W.Murray > 2. < appease their hunger with pemmican and their spirits with roistering songs and robust stories — American Guide Series: Minnesota > 3. < the physical weakling … of little material value to the group in the robust economy of the hunters — R.W.Murray > 4. < splendidly robust soups and stews — New Yorker > < robust coffee > Synonyms: see healthy II. |
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