fervour

英 [ˈfɜːvə(r)]

美 [ˈfɜːrvər]

n.  热情; 热诚; 热烈

复数：fervours　

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牛津词典

noun

• 热情；热诚；热烈
  very strong feelings about sth
  1. She kissed him with unusual fervour.
     她特别热烈地吻着他。
  2. religious/patriotic fervour
     宗教狂热；爱国热忱

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 fervor


• N-UNCOUNT 热情;热忱
  Fervourfor something is a very strong feeling for or belief in it.
  1. They were concerned only with their own religious fervour.
     他们只在乎自己的宗教信仰。

英英释义

noun

• feelings of great warmth and intensity
  1. he spoke with great ardor
  Synonym:ardorardourfervorfervencyfirefervidness
• the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up
  1. his face was flushed with excitement and his hands trembled
  2. he tried to calm those who were in a state of extreme inflammation
  Synonym:excitementexcitationinflammationfervor

双语例句

• However, it also demonstrated the continuing fervour among Chinese retail investors for initial public offerings.
  不过这也显示了中国散户投资者对上市新股热情不减。
• And on the other hand, it all led to a growing indignation with the Germans and a growing fervour of patriotism.
  另一方面，对德国人的愤慨越来越强烈，爱国主义的热情则越来越高涨。
• He still retains the revolutionary fervour of the war years.
  他还保留着战争年代的革命朝气。
• Instead of losing hope, he kept on doing experiments with greater fervour until final success.
  他并不失望，而是更加热情地继续进行试验，直到最后成功。
• Indeed, Mrs Goh's fervour and enthusiasm has had a positive effect on those around her.
  的确，吴慧菁的热忱与激情正不断鼓舞着身边的人。
• Many Chinese citizens show an anti-Japanese fervour that embarrasses the leadership.
  许多中国公民都表现出反日倾向，这令领导层十分尴尬。
• The surroundings helped extinguish any idealistic fervour that might have existed.
  会议的气氛也彻底浇灭了任何可能存在过的理想主义热情。
• The hype and fervour surrounding the event positively invited scepticism.
  围绕这件事的大肆渲染和热情必然会引起人们的怀疑。
• Clearly, some of the fervour for murdering women-typically elderly widows-had cultural and religious origins.
  显然，杀害女性通常是老年寡妇的热情有着其文化和宗教渊源。
• These poems express the revolutionary fervour of the poet.
  这些诗篇抒发了作者的革命豪情。