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vividly

ad. 鲜艳, 强烈, 明亮, 鲜明, 活泼, 有生气, 生动, 清晰, 逼真

vividly

[ adv ]
in a vivid manner
<adv.all>
he described his adventures vividly

vivid \viv"id\ (v[i^]v"[i^]d), a. [L. vividus, from vivere to
life; akin to vivus living. See {Quick}, a., and cf.
{Revive}, {Viand}, {Victuals}, {Vital}.]
1. True to the life; exhibiting the appearance of life or
freshness; animated; spirited; bright; strong; intense;
as, vivid colors.

In dazzling streaks the vivid lightnings play.
--Cowper.

Arts which present, with all the vivid charms of
painting, the human face and human form divine.
--Bp. Hobart.

2. Forming brilliant images, or painting in lively colors;
lively; sprightly; as, a vivid imagination.

Body is a fit workhouse for sprightly, vivid
faculties to exercise . . . themselves in. --South.

Syn: Clear; lucid; bright; strong; striking; lively; quick;
sprightly; active.
※ -- {viv"id*ly}, adv. -- {viv"id*ness}, n.

By contrast, Dutoit's responsibility in Bell's Prokofiev is to realise as vividly as possible the bizarre colours of the scores, the better to set off the wicked solo role. He and his Montreal band (and the sound-engineers) do that to memorable effect.
Mr. McGillicuddy vividly recalls the summer day in 1982 when Paul Volcker, then chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, called him at home.
She vividly remembered years ago hearing Einstein lecture on his theory of relativity and how the E equals mc2 evolved.
The record-breaking oil painting, made in 1959, is a vividly colored canvas with splotches of paint and the names of colors stenciled on the canvas.
Never have so many body parts been so vividly relinquished by their owner as they were in that ooey-gooey exegesis on doomed love.
Mr. Aaron provides some vividly rendered scenes at Camp David and the White House, territory with which he's obviously familiar, as well as the battles of ego, perks and turf.
"The timing reflects vividly that this is a retaliatory measure aimed at intimidating these and other defense witnesses," said Burstyn.
The pace is never allowed to slacken, and the bustling detail that has gone into the chorus work is vividly portrayed; the ENO chorus and the splendid children's groups work very hard indeed. So too do the principals.
Mr. Stone, a Vietnam veteran, vividly portrays the aimless fright of stumbling through the jungle in search of battle.
The shifting moods were precisely characterised, the instrumental colours vividly brought to life.
I can vividly remember the fuss 20 years ago on the day that the stock market hit a new high and unemployment simultaneously reached 1m.
If she can remember the incident so vividly 13 years later, why can't Prof.
Characters from great and much loved novels remain so vividly in our imagination that we long for them to have a future beyond the last page, outside the artistic construct in which they were created.
Birmingham, Ala.: The unusual situation in Birmingham vividly illustrates the divisive consequences of carving out safe districts for racial minorities.
"Facts vividly show how strongly the divisive Olympics, the dictatorial Olympics, induced by the U.S. imperialists and their stooges into Seoul, was rejected by the people," the government-run Korean Central News Agency said.
It also has Tom Irwin playing Ben Miller, a man whose old and young self are vividly entwined.
The 24-week strike vividly illustrates the difficulty Big Steel and the union have in stemming their decline.
The improvement in music margins (ex Thames) vividly demonstrates its defensive appeal, but though US rental volumes now appear to be picking up the UK side looks set for another tough year.
Traders recall vividly how the previous report, which showed the deficit narrowed only slightly to $15.68 billion in August from $16.47 billion in July, sent shock waves through the financial markets in mid-October.
The opposition was shown that relentlessness in striving for freedom has got to be combined with political realism." Solidarity had called on factories nationwide to sound sirens at noon in memory of the day still vividly and painfully remembered.
In this vividly populated Italian neighborhood in the Bronx, nearly everybody has a nickname.
Johannes Wick vividly recalls the day four years ago when a U.S. reconnaissance plane crashed into a nearby field, bursting into flames just off a busy highway.
"I would dream so vividly about the battles, that it was too much," he said.
Like all pitchers, McDowell remembers vividly every home run he surrenders, including (especially!) the one to Howell.
The room that gives the book its title is vividly described, but also does not really exist.
The sights, sounds and smells of London, Cambridge and Amsterdam are vividly evoked.
U.S. helicopters sank three Iranian patrol boats in a return of fire that vividly illustrated the hair-trigger tensions in the Persian Gulf.
Randy Wells says he remembers vividly the chilling, frequent conversations he had in prison with a cellmate now charged with murder in the killings of six young women found buried in the desert.
The depression dousing many investors is vividly apparent in the financial districts of many cities.
"I vividly recall the old money being thrown away," says Joachim Bargon, a chemistry professor who was nine years old when the new German currency was established in 1948.

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