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concise
concise
[形容词]

giving a lot of information briefly and clearly

简洁的, 简明的

简洁的, 简明的

Ex: The report was praised for its concise and clear presentation. 

该报告因其简洁清晰的呈现而受到赞扬。

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fetid
fetid
[形容词]

having a strong and unpleasant smell

恶臭的, 臭的

恶臭的, 臭的

Ex: The polluted river carried a fetid odor downstream, affecting the surrounding environment. 

被污染的河流将恶臭的气味带到下游,影响了周围的环境。

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serene
serene
[形容词]

characterized by calmness, tranquility, and peacefulness

宁静的, 平静的

宁静的, 平静的

Ex: Despite facing adversity, she remained serene and composed throughout the ordeal. 

尽管面临逆境,她在整个考验中仍然平静和镇定。

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dour
dour
[形容词]

severe or stern in manner or appearance, often suggesting a lack of humor, warmth, or friendliness

严厉的, 严峻的

严厉的, 严峻的

Ex: Despite her dour demeanor, she was known to have a kind heart beneath her stern exterior. 

尽管她严厉的外表,人们知道在她严厉的外表下有一颗善良的心。

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svelte
svelte
[形容词]

(of a woman) elegant and slender in built

苗条的, 优雅的

苗条的, 优雅的

Ex: Despite her age, she maintained a svelte figure through yoga and healthy eating. 

尽管年纪大了,她通过瑜伽和健康饮食保持了苗条的身材。

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slapdash
slapdash
[副词]

in a rushed and careless manner

马虎地, 草率地

马虎地, 草率地

Ex: She assembled the presentation slapdash, leaving out key details and rushing through the slides. 

她草率地组装了演示文稿,遗漏了关键细节并匆忙浏览了幻灯片。

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rapid
rapid
[形容词]

occurring or moving with great speed

快速的, 迅速的

快速的, 迅速的

Ex: The rapid growth of the city led to urban development. 
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lukewarm
lukewarm
[形容词]

having a lack of enthusiasm or interest

温热的, 不热情的

温热的, 不热情的

Ex: Despite the team's recent success, the coach's endorsement seemed lukewarm at best. 

尽管球队最近取得了成功,但教练的认可充其量只是不温不火。

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tepid
tepid
[形容词]

having a mild warmth that is closer to cool than hot

温的, 微温的

温的, 微温的

Ex: After being left on the counter for hours, the coffee had become tepid. 

在柜台上放了几个小时后,咖啡变得微温了。

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crass
crass
[形容词]

lacking sensitivity, refinement, or tact, often displaying vulgarity or rudeness

粗鲁的, 庸俗的

粗鲁的, 庸俗的

Ex: The comedian's crass jokes elicited nervous laughter from the audience, but many found them distasteful. 

喜剧演员粗俗的笑话引起了观众紧张的笑声,但许多人觉得它们令人反感。

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trenchant
trenchant
[形容词]

clearly defined or sharply outlined, like the distinct boundaries between two ideas or concepts

尖锐的, 清晰的

尖锐的, 清晰的

Ex: In the courtroom, the lawyer drew a trenchant line between right and wrong, leaving no room for doubt. 

在法庭上,律师在正确与错误之间划了一条鲜明的界线,不容置疑。

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mundane
mundane
[形容词]

characterized by a focus on practical or worldly affairs, rather than abstract or theoretical considerations

世俗的, 平凡的

世俗的, 平凡的

Ex: The seminar aimed to provide practical advice for dealing with mundane challenges in the workplace, such as time management and conflict resolution. 

研讨会旨在提供实用建议,以应对职场中的平凡挑战,例如时间管理和冲突解决。

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jubilant
jubilant
[形容词]

experiencing or expressing extreme happiness

欢欣的, 喜悦的

欢欣的, 喜悦的

Ex: The community was jubilant during the festive parade, celebrating with music, dance, and colorful decorations. 

社区在节日游行期间欢欣鼓舞,用音乐、舞蹈和五彩缤纷的装饰庆祝。

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stolid
stolid
[形容词]

staying calm and displaying little or no interest or emotions

冷静的, 无动于衷的

冷静的, 无动于衷的

Ex: Despite the chaos, she remained stolid and unflustered. 

尽管混乱,她仍然冷静且不为所动。

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staid
staid
[形容词]

dignified, respectable, and showing little or no excitement or change

稳重的, 端庄的

稳重的, 端庄的

Ex: Her staid demeanor during the meeting conveyed professionalism and confidence, earning her the respect of her colleagues. 

她在会议上的稳重举止传达了专业和自信,赢得了同事的尊重。

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spartan
spartan
[形容词]

characterized by strict self-discipline, frugality, or simplicity

斯巴达式的, 简朴的

斯巴达式的, 简朴的

Ex: Her spartan dedication to her craft meant she spent countless hours practicing, foregoing leisure and social activities. 

她对她的手艺的斯巴达式奉献意味着她花了无数时间练习,放弃了休闲和社交活动。

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shrewd
shrewd
[形容词]

having or showing good judgement, especially in business or politics

精明的, 机灵的

精明的, 机灵的

Ex: His shrewd political maneuvering allowed him to gain support from key stakeholders and secure his position. 

他精明的政治策略使他能够获得关键利益相关者的支持并巩固自己的地位。

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hoarse
hoarse
[形容词]

having a rough, harsh, and weak voice, usually due to a sore throat or excessive use

嘶哑的, 沙哑的

嘶哑的, 沙哑的

Ex: She sounded hoarse after speaking for hours at the seminar. 

在研讨会上讲了几个小时后,她的声音听起来嘶哑了。

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observant
observant
[形容词]

very good at or quick in noticing small details in someone or something

观察力敏锐的, 细心的

观察力敏锐的, 细心的

Ex: His observant nature allows him to notice even the slightest discrepancies in documents or presentations. 

他观察力敏锐的天性使他能够注意到文件或演示中最细微的差异。

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