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rigid 
美音:['rıdʒəd
]
英音:['rıdʒəd
]
牛津简明英汉词典
adj.刚硬的,刚性的,严格的
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名词:rigidness 副词:rigidly
词根
reg＝to rule（统治）,king（王）
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hardness rigidity inflexibility callousness petrifaction ossification crystallization stone pebble rock fossil inflexible tense indurate hardened adamant concrete stony granitic bony osseoussevere strict hard harsh dour rigid stiff stern rigorous uncompromising exacting exigent inexorable inflexible obdurate austere hard-headed hard-nosed relentless Draconian stringent absolute
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1. When a shock came, it shook the rigid table upon which these stood.
一旦有地震，就会震动竖立在坚硬的桌上的木棒。
一旦有地震，就会震动竖立在坚硬的桌上的木棒。
rigid
牛津现代英汉双解词典
/'rɪdʒɪd; `rɪdʒɪd/
adj
1 stiff; not bending or yielding 坚硬的; 不弯曲的; 刚性的
*a rigid support for the tent 帐篷的坚硬的支柱
* (fig 比喻) Her face was rigid with terror. 她吓得目瞪口呆.
2 strict; firm; unchanging 严格的; 坚强的; 不变的
*a man of very rigid principles 原则性很强的人
* practise rigid economy, ie be very frugal 厉行节约.
adj
1 stiff; not bending or yielding 坚硬的; 不弯曲的; 刚性的
*a rigid support for the tent 帐篷的坚硬的支柱
* (fig 比喻) Her face was rigid with terror. 她吓得目瞪口呆.
2 strict; firm; unchanging 严格的; 坚强的; 不变的
*a man of very rigid principles 原则性很强的人
* practise rigid economy, ie be very frugal 厉行节约.
rigid
朗文当代英英词典(第4版)
adj
[Date: 1400-1500; Language: Latin; Origin: rigidus, from rigere 'to be stiff']
rigid methods, systems etc are very strict and difficult to change
≠ flexible
rigid and authoritarian methods of education
someone who behaves in a rigid way is very unwilling to change their ideas or behaviour
≠ flexible
rigid adherence to old-fashioned ideas
She maintained rigid control over her emotional and sexual life.
stiff and not moving or bending
≠ flexible
rigid plastic
used to describe someone who cannot move, especially because they are very frightened, shocked, or angry
rigid with
I heard a noise and woke up rigid with terror.
>rigidly adv
rigidly opposed to all new ideas
>rigidity [rɪ'dʒɪdɪti/
[Date: 1400-1500; Language: Latin; Origin: rigidus, from rigere 'to be stiff']
rigid methods, systems etc are very strict and difficult to change
≠ flexible
rigid and authoritarian methods of education
someone who behaves in a rigid way is very unwilling to change their ideas or behaviour
≠ flexible
rigid adherence to old-fashioned ideas
She maintained rigid control over her emotional and sexual life.
stiff and not moving or bending
≠ flexible
rigid plastic
used to describe someone who cannot move, especially because they are very frightened, shocked, or angry
rigid with
I heard a noise and woke up rigid with terror.
>rigidly adv
rigidly opposed to all new ideas
>rigidity [rɪ'dʒɪdɪti/
