toughly
固执地
常用释义
英音[ ˈtʌfli ]
美音[ ˈtʌfli ]
基本释义
- adv. 固执地；强硬地
例句
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1·When I open my eyes, I want to see you live toughly.睁开眼睛我要看你活得坚强。
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2·Turkey had earlier bargained toughly (some saiddestructively).土耳其在早先的还价中态度强硬（也有人称气急败坏）。
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3·Washington (CNN) — "How do you deal toughly with your bank."华盛顿cnn——你怎样掐住你的银行？
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4·Facing everything toughly does not mean we do not hope a warm arm to lean upon.独自坚强面对一切，不等于不希望有温暖的臂弯。
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5·"You just there, and all of a sudden you get shot up," she says, laughing toughly.“你呆在那儿，可能突然间就会挨一枪，”她边说边粗犷地大笑着。
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6·They have talked toughly but vaguely about reining in public-sector pay and pensions;保守党曾就控制公共部门的开支和养老金进行了激烈讨论，但没有任何结果；
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7·When I way back childhood, I always toughly stood under the vines, to wait them, comes out.我想起儿时，总是固执的站在青藤树下，要等她开出美丽的花。
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8·That man said so, in my memory, when I was standing in front of him, compelling him to look into my eyes toughly.记忆里，那个人是这么说的，当我站在他的面前，固执地强迫他看着我的眼睛。
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9·Republicans run Arizona and are now in a state of hysteria, competing with one another to deal most toughly with the threat.现在共和党人执掌亚利桑那州，情绪激动，争先恐后地严肃处理这一威胁。
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10·And part of the meaning is that chaos-be it in the Yeltsin era or prior to 1612-is a greater evil than toughly enforced order.而这个意思的部分是混乱，就像叶利钦时代或者1612年一样，这可是比强制执行令更可怕的危险。
同根词
词根：
tough
tough
adj
艰苦的，困难的；坚强的，不屈不挠的；坚韧的，牢固的；强壮的，结实的
tough
adv
强硬地，顽强地
tough
n
恶棍
toughness
n
[力] 韧性；强健；有粘性
toughen
vi
变坚韧；变顽固
tough
vt
坚持；忍受，忍耐
toughen
vt
使…坚韧；使…顽固