fervor
fervor 英 [ˌfɜ:və] 美 [ˈfəvɚ]
n. 热情；热烈；热心；炽热
名词复数:fervors
- Use fervor to describe an intensity of emotion or expression. Fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers show so much fervor that they "bleed Dodger blue."
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- n. 热情；热烈；热心；炽热
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1. Conservative groups responded with equal fervor to the court's decision.
保守派对于法院的判决表现出了同样的热情。
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2. Now, over the past three decades, China has embraced capitalism with the same level of fervor.
而在过去的这三十年里，中国以同样的热情拥抱了资本主义。
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3. Michael’s friends and co-workers didn’t know what to make of his religious fervor or his shifting politics.
迈克尔的朋友和同事都不知道，是什么造就了他对宗教的热情以及摇摆不定的政治立场。
- fervor (n.) mid-14c., "warmth or glow of feeling," from Old French fervor "heat; enthusiasm, ardor, passion" (12c., Modern French ferveur), from Latin fervor "a boiling, violent heat; passion, ardor, fury," from fervere "to boil; be hot" (from PIE root *bhreu- "to boil, bubble, effervesce, burn").
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