英语词汇“vigour”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

vigour

/ˈvɪɡə

(US vigor)

noun [mass noun]

1Physical strength and good health: the springing curls were a sign of vigour and health...

According to the study, symmetry of face and body suggests health and vigor - and therefore genetic fitness - while asymmetry implies the opposite.
You are blessed with good health and vigour, which enable you to participate in busy schedules.
‘We're against apathy,’ he says, setting the juice aside. Renewed health and vigor seems to flow into him as he warms to his topic.

1.1Effort, energy, and enthusiasm: they set about the new task with vigour...

Such hope lent a spring to their step and vigour to their efforts in the face of determined opposition.
And the young cast brings to the production enough raw energy and vigour to leave the audience spellbound.
Energy, vigour and emotion were what were missing most in the second-rate acting.

adjective

Middle English: from Old French, from Latin vigor, from vigere 'be lively'.

Vigour and vigorous (Middle English) are from Latin vigor, from vigere ‘be lively’, also found in invigorate (mid 17th century).

单词	vigour
释义	vigour /ˈvɪɡə / (US vigor) noun [mass noun] 1Physical strength and good health: the springing curls were a sign of vigour and health... According to the study, symmetry of face and body suggests health and vigor - and therefore genetic fitness - while asymmetry implies the opposite. You are blessed with good health and vigour, which enable you to participate in busy schedules. ‘We're against apathy,’ he says, setting the juice aside. Renewed health and vigor seems to flow into him as he warms to his topic. 1.1Effort, energy, and enthusiasm: they set about the new task with vigour... Such hope lent a spring to their step and vigour to their efforts in the face of determined opposition. And the young cast brings to the production enough raw energy and vigour to leave the audience spellbound. Energy, vigour and emotion were what were missing most in the second-rate acting. Derivatives vigourless adjective Origin Middle English: from Old French, from Latin vigor, from vigere 'be lively'. Vigour and vigorous (Middle English) are from Latin vigor, from vigere ‘be lively’, also found in invigorate (mid 17th century).
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