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full-blooded adjective uk/ˌfʊlˈblʌd.ɪd/ us/ˌfʊlˈblʌd.ɪd/ (PARENTS) [ before noun ]纯血统的 having parents, grandparents, and earlier relations all belonging to the same race, nationality, group, etc. He was the first full-blooded Native American to win the title. a full-blooded Maori 纯血统的毛利人 更多例句- His father was a full-blooded Comanche and a prominent member of the Comanche tribe.
- His wife, Aida, was a full-blooded Egyptian.
- A full-blooded Zapotec Indian who didn't speak Spanish, he was orphaned as a child.
- He was a full-blooded Italian from Louisiana whose parents had arrived in New Orleans from southern Italy at the turn of the century.
(POWERFUL) 热情的；坚定的believing in or supporting something completely and in a very determined way He is a full-blooded Liverpool supporter. He considers himself a full-blooded capitalist. 更多例句- He hit the piano keys with a confidence and panache that reflected his full-blooded approach to life.
- The novel seems strangely hesitant, almost afraid to be forceful and full-blooded.
- He's a full-blooded Reaganite conservative.
- I admire his full-blooded commitment to winning.
- Many parents would prefer a full-blooded return to traditionalist education.
- What has never been tried is full-blooded, democratically accountable local control.
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