with fervour
She defended her beliefs with fervour.
她热情地捍卫自己的信念。
热情;热诚
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热情;热诚
intense passion or enthusiasm
She defended her beliefs with fervour.
她热情地捍卫自己的信念。
英联邦和爱尔兰对fervor的标准拼写
Commonwealth and Ireland standard spelling of fervor.
Her fervour for jazz music started when she was a teenager and has never disappeared.
她对爵士乐的热诚始于青少年时期,而且从未消退。
The supporters cheered with real fervour when their team scored.
当他们的球队得分时,支持者们以由衷的热情欢呼起来。
Such was her fervour that she practised the piano for hours every day.
她热情极高,以至于每天练好几个小时钢琴。
She defended her beliefs with fervour.
她热情地捍卫自己的信念。
His fervour for environmental protection is inspiring.
他对环境保护的热诚令人鼓舞。
The crowd was full of fervour during the rally.
集会期间,人群充满热情。
Not this
She is fervour about her job.
Use this
She is fervent about her job.
错误:将名词'fervour'误用作形容词。正确:应用形容词'fervent'来描述人的热情状态。
Not this
I fervour this project.
Use this
I have a fervour for this project.
错误:将名词'fervour'误用作动词。正确:应用'have a fervour for'或'feel fervour about'来表达热情。
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宗教热忱;宗教狂热
The chanting of the pilgrims reflected their religious fervour.
朝圣者的吟唱反映了他们的宗教热忱。
爱国热忱;爱国热情
Patriotic fervour swept the whole nation during the World Cup.
世界杯期间,爱国热情席卷全国。
革命热忱;革命狂热
The young poet was caught up in the revolutionary fervour of the time.
那位年轻诗人被当时的革命热忱所感染。
热情地;满腔热忱地
She defended her beliefs with fervour.
她热情地捍卫自己的信念。
对事业的热情
His fervour for the cause inspired everyone around him.
他对事业的热情鼓舞了周围的每一个人。
Use fervour naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
联想 fever(发烧、热),“fer”开头像发烧一样发烫;英式拼写多了 our,我们的热情如发烧般炽热。
语域:formal 常见场景:文学作品、正式演讲、新闻报道 通常用于书面或正式语境,多出现在文学、演讲或报道中,表示强烈而真诚的热情;日常口语里更常说 passion 或 enthusiasm。
server and observer rhyme with fervour (stressed vowel /ɜː/ + /və/); fervent shares /fɜːv/ but ends /ənt/, so it does not rhyme. favour, colour and honour are -our spelling lookalikes but have different vowels (/eɪ/, /ʌ/, /ɒ/), so they do not rhyme.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.