stiffer

中英词典

形容词

stiffer 1. 指物体或材料的质地坚硬、僵硬、严实或不易弯曲： - 英文释义：difficult to bend or move because it is rigid or firm - 词汇扩充：rigid, firm, inflexible - 反义词：flexible, pliable - 例句： - The new shoes are stiffer than my old ones.（这双新鞋比我的旧鞋更硬。） - The board became stiffer after it dried.（木板在干燥后变得更硬。） 2. 指人在行为、态度或举止方面缺乏灵活性或不易妥协： - 英文释义：lacking flexibility or unwilling to compromise - 词汇扩充：inflexible, obstinate, unyielding - 近义词：rigid, stubborn - 例句： - The stiffer regulations have led to increased compliance costs.（更严格的规定导致了合规成本的增加。） - He is known for his stiffer approach to negotiations.（他以严厉的谈判方式而闻名。）

名词

stiffer 1. 指一个人或动物的尸体： - 英文释义：a dead person or animal - 词汇扩充：corpse, cadaver - 例句： - The stiffer was found in the woods.（尸体在树林中被发现。） - The dog sniffed at the stiffer.（狗闻了闻尸体。） 2. （英国英语）指一个不合群、不友善或难以接近的人： - 英文释义：a person who is unsociable or unfriendly - 词汇扩充：unsociable person, unfriendly person - 例句： - He's a bit of a stiffer.（他有点不合群。） - The new employee is seen as a stiffer by his colleagues.（新员工被同事们视为一个不友善的人。）

柯林斯词典

stiffer (comparative) stiffest (superlative) 1. 形容词： - If something is stiff or becomes stiff, it is firm or does not bend easily. - The handle of the racket is made of stiffer material. - ...a stiffer suspension system. - If someone is stiff, their muscles hurt and it is difficult for them to move, usually because they have been exercising too much. - I'm a bit stiff after yesterday's workout. - I knew that if I stopped for a few minutes I'd get stiff. - If a person or their behaviour is stiff, they are rather formal and unfriendly. - She was a tall, stiff, self-assured girl. - The man behind the desk was rather stiff. 2. 名词： - A stiff is a person who is dishonest or who makes a living by dishonest means. - ...a gambling joint that attracts professional cheats and stiffs.

牛津词典

stiffer (comparative) stiffest (superlative) 1. 形容词： - (of a person or part of the body) not easily moved; rigid. - I was aching and stiff from the walk. - The limbs of the corpse were stiff. - (of a mixture or substance) not easily stirred or beaten. - The dough should be slightly stiff. - (of a breeze or wind) strong. - A stiff breeze blew up from the southeast. - (of a manner or expression) lacking friendliness or ease; constrained. - She gave him a stiff little smile. - The atmosphere in the room was a little stiff. 2. 名词： - a person who is dishonest or otherwise undesirable. - I don't want to get involved with a bunch of two-bit stiffs.

例句

1. The new shoes are stiffer than my old ones.（这双新鞋比我的旧鞋更硬。）
2. The board became stiffer after it dried.（木板在干燥后变得更硬。）
3. The stiffer regulations have led to increased compliance costs.（更严格的规定导致了合规成本的增加。）
4. He is known for his stiffer approach to negotiations.（他以严厉的谈判方式而闻名。）
5. The stiffer was found in the woods.（尸体在树林中被发现。）
6. The dog sniffed at the stiffer.（狗闻了闻尸体。）
7. He's a bit of a stiffer.（他有点不合群。）
8. The new employee is seen as a stiffer by his colleagues.（新员工被同事们视为一个不友善的人。）
9. The handle of the racket is made of stiffer material.（球拍的手柄是由更硬的材料制成的。）
10. ...a stiffer suspension system.（更硬的悬挂系统。）
11. I'm a bit stiff after yesterday's workout.（昨天的锻炼后我有点酸痛。）
12. I knew that if I stopped for a few minutes I'd get stiff.（我知道如果停下来几分钟就会变僵硬。）
13. She was a tall, stiff, self-assured girl.（她是个高个子、严肃、自信的女孩。）
14. The man behind the desk was rather stiff.（桌子后面的那个人相当拘谨。）
15. ...a gambling joint that attracts professional cheats and stiffs.（一个吸引职业骗子和赌博骗子的赌场。）
16. I was aching and stiff from the walk.（我因为走路而感到疼痛和僵硬。）
17. The limbs of the corpse were stiff.（尸体的四肢僵硬。）
18. The dough should be slightly stiff.（面团应该稍微硬一点。）
19. A stiff breeze blew up from the southeast.（来自东南方的一阵大风刮了起来。）
20. She gave him a stiff little smile.（她给了他一个勉强的微笑。）
21. The atmosphere in the room was a little stiff.（房间里的气氛有点拘谨。）
22. I don't want to get involved with a bunch of two-bit stiffs.（我不想和一帮不入流的人扯上关系。）