vehement

美音：['viəmənt] 英音：['viːəmənt]

简单释义：

adj.（感情）强烈的；（尤指）愤怒的

网络猛烈的；激烈的；热烈的

完整释义：

adj.

1.强烈,猛烈的
2.激烈的;猛烈的
3.激情的,热烈的
4.激烈,措辞激烈的
5.非常激动
6.热心的

例句：

For the first time in many months, he did not repeat his vehement rejection of U. N. troops in Darfur.
这是数月来他第一次没有重申他强烈反对联合国军进驻达尔菲尔地区的态度。
What cemented Proudhon's anarchism was his vehement distrust of the state and even electoral politics.
什么巩固蒲鲁东的无政府主义是他的强烈不信任的状态，甚至选举政治。
He was a vehement critic of both German and Soviet historical crimes against Poland, and a strong supporter of countries such as Georgia.
他强烈抨击德国与苏联对波兰犯下的历史罪行，坚定支持格鲁吉亚之类的国家。
Yet this is just what I find at the conclusion of the vehement proceedings Kafka institutes against the whole universe.
然而我在卡夫卡对整个宇宙发出强烈诉求的结尾之处发现的只有这么多。
But he was vehement in repeating his assertions and there was no doubt of his meaning.
可是那位农民很坚决地重复了这个意思，使人无法怀疑。
Against his son's vehement objections, the proud Samuel hurried most of these stupendous finds into print.
尽管儿子极力反对，心感自豪的塞缪尔还是匆匆将这些惊人的发现付之于梓。
Among the departments that oppose currency reform and appreciation, the ministry of commerce appears the most vehement.
在反对汇率改革和人民币升值的部门当中，商务部的反对似乎是最强烈的。
The Crisis, a vehement new paper, attacked "all the gaudy trappings of royalty" and the villainy of the King.
《危机》，一份立场激烈的新兴报纸，攻击“一切都是保皇党人花哨的陷阱”以及国王的罪愆。

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