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词汇 stern
释义
stern
adjective uk/stɜːn/ us/stɝːn/
C2 严厉的,苛刻的
severe, or showing disapproval
a stern look/warning/voice 严厉的目光/警告/语气
She is her own sternest critic. 她对自己非常苛刻。
Journalists received a stern warning not to go anywhere near the battleship. 记者们受到严厉警告,不得靠近军舰。
(工作等)严峻的,棘手的
If something, such as a job, is stern, it is difficult.
The country's president is facing the sternest test of his authority since he came to power five years ago. 总统的权威正面临着上任5年以来最严峻的考验。
Related word: sternness
Idiom
made of sterner stuffidiom 坚强的,坚毅的
If someone is described as being made of sterner stuff, they are very strong and determined.
I was ready to give up the fight, but Nicky was made of sterner stuff and wanted us to finish. 我准备放弃争取了,但是尼基非常坚定,要我们坚持下去。
stern
noun [ C ] uk/stɜːn/ us/stɝːn/
(SHIP)
船尾;艉
the back part of a ship or boat
The Red Ensign, the flag of the British Merchant Navy, is rarely seen these days except on the sterns of a few cruise liners and cross-Channel ferries.
Compare: bow noun (FRONT PART)
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  • He devised the method, used ever since, of attaching an underwater cable to the sterns of the ships, and using tugs to tow them rapidly across calm seas, backwards.
  • When the bow began to rise we all cheered, but then we found that the stern had been crushed by the weight of water.
  • We reached the tip of Manhattan Island with a Staten Island ferry chasing our stern.
  • The 23-year-old skipper said he heard a loud crack from the stern before the boat sank.
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