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- [U]活力,干勁,能力 the quality of being full of life and action; power and ability to do a lot of work or be physically active
- [P]精力 the power which one can use in working
- [U]能,能量,能源 the power which can do work, such as drive machines or provide
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名詞
- 精力，活力，干勁
- 能量，力量
- 能源
- 能力，潛力，內在力
- 【物】能
- 生動
- 表達力
- 物質，物體
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(physics) a thermodynamic quantity equivalent to the capacity of a physical system to do work; the units of energy are joules or ergs;
"energy can take a wide variety of forms"
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forceful exertion;
"he plays tennis with great energy"
"he's full of zip"
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enterprising or ambitious drive;
"Europeans often laugh at American energy"
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an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing);
"his writing conveys great energy"
"a remarkable muscularity of style"
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a healthy capacity for vigorous activity;
"jogging works off my excess energy"
"he seemed full of vim and vigor"
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any source of usable power;
"the DOE is responsible for maintaining the energy policy"
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the federal department responsible for maintaining a national energy policy of the United States; created in 1977
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Young people usually have more energy than the old.
年青人常比長者人人力旺盛。
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Don't waste your time and energy on trifles.
別我的歌詞的耗時和精力的避免浪費在瑣事上。
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Auckland is a city full of energy.
奧克蘭是個充好潛能的中小城市。
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The industry felt the effects of the energy crisis.
該工業品受過再生資源生存危機的損害。
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He gave a lecture on the use of solar energy.
他就日光能的運用作沒事場講演。
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The manager listened carefully to Edison's plan and admired him for his energy and enthusiasm.
管理者逐字逐句采納了愛迪生的計劃書,贊美他有勁頭,有熱度。
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She is blessed with immense talent and boundless energy.
她財智獨道,耐心無線。
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He didn't know how to blow off his superfluous energy.
他不知道怎么樣去情緒發泄供大于求的活力。
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Since you are going to fight a hard battle, now you should conserve your strength and store up your energy.
你在剛剛打一出硬仗,因而在肯定養精蓄銳。
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They invested time and energy in the election campaign.
其把周期和精神投入到投票選舉游戲活動。
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He was always overflowing with energy.
他精神力量始終很高挺。
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The lads' energy pleased him but their recklessness worried him.
大媽子們的拼勁使他好開心,孩子的冒失又使他著急。
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They poured their energies into religious reform.
大家傾力于教派教育體制改革。
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It was found necessary to retire several generals who lacked energy and enterprise.
使三位匱乏經歷和努力上進心的大將軍解職是有必要的的。
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She flung all her energy〔energies〕 into her work.
她把另一個注意力都投到任務上。
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Plants absorb energy from the sun.
花草降解太陽光的能量場。
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The energy released by the chain reaction is transformed into heat.
提供專業的反應遲鈍發揮完成的能被準替換成熱。
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We'll bend to translating a book on atomic energy.
人們將用心反譯三本有關系原子核能的書。
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The fuel shortage awoke the country to the need for developing atomic energy.
燃油基礎薄弱使這里國度認識了解到開發建設氧原子能的必不可少性。
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Einstein's theory links energy with mass and velocity of light.
愛因斯坦的認識論把力量同線質量和超光速鏈接來。
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Scientists realized that it was possible to obtain energy by splitting the atom.
有效家們把握到在水分子聚變有概率收獲能力。
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New machines were introduced into the factory. As a result, not only were time and energy saved but production was greatly increased.
廠扶持了新的設備,為此不但節約了了時長和能源資源,還甚微地提升 了制造量。
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World energy demand is increasing at a rate of about 3％ per year.
社會清潔能源的市場供給量正以每季度百分之三的速率累加。
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I didn't have the energy to disagree with her.
我并沒有力量不征得她。
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Institutions which could bear and breed such men as Lincoln and Emerson had surely some energy for good.
來自： J. R. Lowell
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A sparse, dark wiry figure, charged with nervous energy.
選自： A. Koestler
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n. (名詞)
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energy的基本意思是“活力”“干勁”“能力”,多用作不可數名詞,在指人的“精力”時多用復數形式。引申可表示“能”“能量”“能源”。
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energy作“能力”解時,其后面可用動詞不定式作定語,但不可用 v -ing形式。
n. (名詞)
- energy, force, might, power, strength, vigour
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- 這組詞的共同意思是“能”“能量”“精力”。其區別在于:
- 1.energy在物理學定義中為“能”“能量”,用于生理學上指“精力”。
- 2.power系一般用語,可指動力、思維能力等各種力量或能力。例如:
- A car needs a lot of power to go fast.汽車高速行駛需要很大動力。
- Every normal, healthy person has power to think.每一個正常、健康的人都有思維能力。
- 3.strength指某人或某物所具有的內在力量,可指體力、力氣或抽象的力量。例如:
- He hasn't got enough strength to get out of bed.他沒有足夠的力氣下床。
- At last his strength gave out.他的體力終于不支了。
- He has strength of character.他性格堅強。
- Union is strength.團結就是力量。
- 4.force指的是物質或精神力量,多指為做成某事而使用的力量,也常指武力。例如:
- We had to use force to get into the house.我們不得不強行進屋。
- Some of them forced their way into our office.他們中有些人強行進入我們的辦公室。
- His arguments forced them to admit he was right.他的論據迫使他們承認他是對的。
- The thief forced her to hand over the money.賊強迫她把錢交出來。
- 5.might指“力量”“威力”“強權”“權勢”等,既可指人體的力量,也可指政治、軍事等的強大而產生的威力,其程度要比其他幾個詞強。例如:
- The army fought bravely, but it was crushed by the might of its powerful enemy.軍隊勇敢地戰斗,但最終還是被敵人強大的勢力所摧垮。
- They would have little chance to survive against our might.在我們的強大力量面前,他們幾乎無法繼續生存下去。
- The work was so difficult that it was beyond my might.這項工作太難了,它超出了我的能力。
- The competition is strong and we must study with all our might.競爭是強有力的,我們須盡全力地學習。
- 6.vigour指生命產生的力量,常譯為“活力”。例如:
- He is full of vigour.他充滿了活力。
- ☆ 16世紀90年代進入英語，直接源自中古法語的energie；最初源自古希臘語的energeia，意為行為，舉措。
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