ardor

UK:  ['ɑː(r)də(r)]

US:  ['ɑrdər]

n.

1.热情

1 . This yearning for modernity, the juvenile ardor with which people embraced the cause of science, was due to this absolute certainty.
人们那时对现代化的渴盼，和愿意从事科学事业的幼稚热情，即归因于这种绝对化的定论。

2 . A great deal depends upon the petitioner on the charm of the petitioner, on his ardor, on his eloquence. Myra, look at me.
啊，那得看怎么肯求了，看肯求的魅力，看他的热情和口才。玛拉，看着我。

3 . He was thinking of marrying her. But when he knew that Sue had been going out with several other men, it cooled his ardor.
他本来打算跟她结婚的。但是他知道她跟几个人关系混乱后，心凉了半截。

4 . All of her, from her generous breasts to her gleaming thighs, blazes with furious ardor.
她的全身在狂热的激情支配下放出光芒，从慷慨的乳房到隐约可见的大腿。

5 . When he knew that she had been going out with several other men, it cooled his ardor.
当他知道她曾与好几个男人出去时，他的心凉了半截。