serious
serious 英 [ˈsɪəriəs] 美 [ˈsɪriəs]
adj. 严肃的,严重的;认真的
- Any important situation is serious, and this word is also the opposite of humorous and playful.
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- adj. 严肃的,严重的;认真的
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1. a serious illness, a serious problem, a serious offence
严重的疾病╱问题╱罪行
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2. to cause serious injury
导致重伤;
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3. a serious article
一篇严肃的文章
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4. a serious newspaper
一份严肃的报纸
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5. The team is a serious contender for the title this year.
该队是今年不可轻视的夺标竞争对手。
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6. Be serious for a moment; this is important.
严肃点儿,这件事很重要。
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7. Don't laugh, it's a serious suggestion.
别笑,这是一项严肃的建议。
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8. He's really serious about Penny and wants to get engaged.
他对彭尼的确是认真的,他想跟她订婚。
- serious (adj.) mid-15c., "expressing earnest purpose or thought" (of persons), from Middle French sérieux "grave, earnest" (14c.), from Late Latin seriosus, from Latin serius "weighty, important, grave," probably from a PIE root *sehro- "slow, heavy" (source also of Lithuanian sveriu, sverti "to weigh, lift," svarus "heavy, weighty;" Old English swær "heavy," German schwer "heavy," Gothic swers "honored, esteemed," literally "weighty"). As opposite of jesting, from 1712; as opposite of light (of music, theater, etc.), from 1762. Meaning "attended with danger" is from 1800.
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