vigor的意思|vigor的解释-里氏词典

vigor ['vigә]

n. 精力, 活力

vigor

[ noun ]

forceful exertion

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he plays tennis with great energy

he's full of zip

active strength of body or mind

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an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)

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his writing conveys great energy

a remarkable muscularity of style

Vigor \Vig"or\, n. [OE. vigour, vigor, OF. vigor, vigur, vigour,
F. vigueur, fr. L. vigor, fr. vigere to be lively or strong.
See {Vegetable}, {Vigil}.]
1. Active strength or force of body or mind; capacity for
exertion, physically, intellectually, or morally; force;
energy.

The vigor of this arm was never vain. --Dryden.

2. Strength or force in animal or force in animal or
vegetable nature or action; as, a plant grows with vigor.

3. Strength; efficacy; potency.

But in the fruithful earth . . .
His beams, unactive else, their vigor find.
--Milton.

Note: Vigor and its derivatives commonly imply active
strength, or the power of action and exertion, in
distinction from passive strength, or strength to
endure.

Vigor \Vig"or\, v. t.
To invigorate. [Obs.] --Feltham.

"I was wooed and pursued in this job with great vigor.
Mr. Goodell almost agrees: "Its only fault is its great vigor, which can be troublesome in small spaces."
The question is how far the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will open the money throttle now, which will be crucial to the economy's vigor at midyear.
Even when it was strictly a state enterprise under the control of CAAC, China Southern behaved with remarkable entrepreneurial vigor.
Smaller stocks may outperform larger shares next month, he says, "but it's not happening with as great vigor." Large investors such as Ray Hirsch, of IDS's Discovery Fund in Minneapolis, expect only some small stocks to shine next month.
We still do not know," the president said. "But I can say to you we're moving forward on the treaty and its associated documents with renewed vigor and cooperation.
Singing on pitch is no longer an easy task for Mr. Milnes, but he strode about with his old vigor, sending the gypsy Azucena to the floor in my favorite scene.
The oil industry has been inching toward a renewed vigor for some time, anticipating higher oil prices in the coming years.
Mr. Lorelli says he believes the vigor of Coke's response is due to "fear and the threat of somebody attacking the crown jewels."
"The vigor and power of this rally is, to say the least, surprising," said Tony Tabell, managing director at Delafield Harvey Tabell.
"We're seeing new vigor in our long-distance business and strong growth in international sales of products and services," Allen said.
Demographers say this is partly because Pennsylvania exports a lot of its healthy oldsters while retaining those who lack the vigor to migrate to a retirement haven.
Maybe the vigor is waning because the "magic" is gone.
Under the new proposals, Wright, who lives in Australia, could be pursued with the same vigor and be charged if he returned to Britain.
A year since Campeau Corp. found itself buried in takeover debt, the buyout business has regained much of its vigor, but the junk bond market that fueled the 1980s merger boom still lies battered and bruised.
The result: Places like Viroqua (pronounced ver-O-qua) are showing new signs of vigor.
But sources close to the two say that it was agreed that the best tack for Mrs. Reagan to take was to return with renewed vigor to the drug issue, and to be very careful about appearing to meddle in substantive policy issues.
Douglas Hurd, the British foreign secretary, promised a return to the Palestinian issue "with renewed vigor" as soon as Kuwait was liberated; throughout the crisis, France has consistently pressed for linkage.
"Construction is an important avenue of recovery from recessions, and a shutoff of real estate lending would likely inhibit the vigor of the recovery," he said.
Mr. Bush speaks with more vigor, but a decisive majority still is elusive.
Jiang said today that "history has proven the socialist system has great vigor and vitality.
"The newborn socialist system has experienced twists and turns in the course of its development," Jiang declared. "However, history has proven the socialist system has great vigor and vitality.
And many money managers who do expect a recovery aren't looking for much vigor in the rebound.
Yet, a chicken running around a backyard after its head is cut off also displays vigor of a sort and travels a course not greatly more chaotic and directionless than Mr. Mailer's novel.
They were full of vigor and revolutionary fervor, fresh from the mountains and battles and ready to spread the gospel of Marx.
Fearing the values they hold paramount are slipping away, religious groups have entered the political fray with a newfound vigor on issues from abortion to civil rights.
The leader of a Catholic abortion rights groups called May's remarks "simply cruel and unusual punishment" to all women who have abortions, but said she was not surprised by the bishops' renewed vigor on abortion.
Stock market analysts said the market's renewed vigor was the result of investors putting new cash to work in anticipation of the recession ending within a few months.
But what else could she conclude, after shaking the painful truth out of all those dusty old documents with the same relentless vigor she demonstrated at 95 in her humble kitchen in her hometown of Marshall, shaking a nest of spiders out of her toaster?
Nonetheless, Detroit is showing renewed vigor at a time when business has seized upon "competitiveness" as its buzzword.

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