nerve

nerve

形容词

1. She showed a lot of nerve by confronting the bully.（她勇敢地面对恶霸，显示出了很大的勇气。）
2. It took a lot of nerve to speak in front of such a large audience.（在这么多观众面前讲话需要很大的勇气。）

1. I always feel nervous before a job interview.（每次面试前我都会感到紧张。）
2. The nervous student couldn't sit still during the exam.（那个紧张的学生在考试期间坐立不安。）

名词

1. I injured a nerve in my leg and it's causing a lot of pain.（我腿上的神经受伤了，疼痛难忍。）
2. The doctor examined my nerves to check for any abnormalities.（医生检查了我的神经，看有没有异常情况。）

1. You need a lot of nerve to perform in front of a large audience.（在大庭广众之前表演需要很大的勇气。）
2. It took all my nerve to ask her out on a date.（我花了很大的勇气约她出去约会。）

词语辨析

nerve, bravery, courage

这三个词都表示勇气，但用法上有细微的区别。

nerve强调的是面对危险、困难或恐惧时的勇气，通常指在紧张或危险的情况下表现出的胆量。

bravery侧重指在面对危险、困境或逆境时坚定不移的勇气。

courage指的是面对各种困难、危险或压力时的勇气，也可以表示在正义、真理或自己的信念面前坚定不移的勇气。

词汇扩充

nerve-racking 英 [ˈnɜːvˌrækɪŋ] 美 [ˈnɜːrvˌrækɪŋ]

含义：令人紧张的，令人焦虑的

1. Waiting for the test results was nerve-racking.（等待测试结果令人紧张。）
2. Performing in front of a large audience can be nerve-racking for some people.（在大庭广众之前表演对于某些人来说是令人紧张的。）

近义词

1. boldness

2. daring

3. fearlessness

反义词

1. cowardice

2. timidity

3. fear

柯林斯词典

nerve [nɜːv]

1. 名词
• 神经
• 勇气；胆量
2. 动词
• 鼓起勇气；使振作起来

牛津词典

nerve [nɜːv]

1. 名词
• 神经
• 勇气；胆量
2. 动词
• 使振作起来；激励
• 鼓起勇气

用法

1. get on someone's nerves

含义：使某人心烦意乱

1. Her constant complaining really gets on my nerves.（她经常抱怨真的让我心烦意乱。）
2. His loud chewing noise gets on everyone's nerves.（他大声嚼东西的声音让每个人都心烦。）

2. lose one's nerve

含义：丧失勇气，胆怯

1. I had planned to ask her out, but I lost my nerve at the last moment.（我原本计划约她出去，但在最后时刻我胆怯了。）
2. The athlete lost his nerve and failed to perform well in the competition.（那位运动员丧失了勇气，在比赛中表现不佳。）

3. nerve-wracking

含义：令人紧张的，令人焦虑的

1. Waiting for the exam results was nerve-wracking.（等待考试结果让人焦虑。）
2. The tightrope walker's performance was nerve-wracking to watch.（看着走钢丝的表演让人紧张。）

4. steel nerve

含义：坚强的意志；毅力

1. She faced many challenges with steel nerve and never gave up.（她以坚强的意志面对了许多挑战，从未放弃。）
2. Only someone with steel nerve can handle such high-pressure situations.（只有具备坚强意志的人才能处理这样的高压情况。）

中英双语对照例句

1. She showed a lot of nerve by confronting the bully.（她勇敢地面对恶霸，显示出了很大的勇气。）
2. It took a lot of nerve to speak in front of such a large audience.（在这么多观众面前讲话需要很大的勇气。）
3. I always feel nervous before a job interview.（每次面试前我都会感到紧张。）
4. The nervous student couldn't sit still during the exam.（那个紧张的学生在考试期间坐立不安。）
5. I injured a nerve in my leg and it's causing a lot of pain.（我腿上的神经受伤了，疼痛难忍。）
6. The doctor examined my nerves to check for any abnormalities.（医生检查了我的神经，看有没有异常情况。）
7. You need a lot of nerve to perform in front of a large audience.（在大庭广众之前表演需要很大的勇气。）
8. It took all my nerve to ask her out on a date.（我花了很大的勇气约她出去约会。）
9. Waiting for the test results was nerve-racking.（等待测试结果令人紧张。）
10. Performing in front of a large audience can be nerve-racking for some people.（在大庭广众之前表演对于某些人来说是令人紧张的。）
11. Her constant complaining really gets on my nerves.（她经常抱怨真的让我心烦意乱。）
12. His loud chewing noise gets on everyone's nerves.（他大声嚼东西的声音让每个人都心烦。）
13. I had planned to ask her out, but I lost my nerve at the last moment.（我原本计划约她出去，但在最后时刻我胆怯了。）
14. The athlete lost his nerve and failed to perform well in the competition.（那位运动员丧失了勇气，在比赛中表现不佳。）
15. Waiting for the exam results was nerve-wracking.（等待考试结果让人焦虑。）
16. The tightrope walker's performance was nerve-wracking to watch.（看着走钢丝的表演让人紧张。）
17. She faced many challenges with steel nerve and never gave up.（她以坚强的意志面对了许多挑战，从未放弃。）
18. Only someone with steel nerve can handle such high-pressure situations.（只有具备坚强意志的人才能处理这样的高压情况。）