剧烈的运动的英文

• breather
• rough exercises

• 剧烈:    violent; acute; severe; fier ...
• 的:    4次方是 The fourth power of 2 i ...
• 运动:    arrange things or get things ...
• 不喜欢剧烈的运动:    a distaste for violent sports
• 剧烈的运动行为:    explosive motor behavior

例句与用法

1. Known as the time of trial , this period is marked by tidal waves sweeping across the rough seas , the ash and smoke from thousands of volcanoes blotting out the dim fight of nocturne ' s sun , and the ground gripped by constant earthquakes
   这样剧烈的运动所达到的力量导致了海水的上涨，无穷无尽的烟尘甚至遮蔽了阳光，地面如同被折裂一般扭动着。
2. Lower intensity exercise brisk2 walking on a regular basis provides a fair amount of benefits , says dr . william l . haskell , deputy director of the stanford center for research in disease prevention , in california . blair and haskell agree that the highest - risk men are those who do virtually nothing
   加利福尼亚州史丹佛疾病防治研究中心的副主任，威廉哈斯卡尔博士说： “较不剧烈的运动譬如有规律地快走就有相当多的好处。 ”
3. Like adventurous captains about to embark on some enterprise full of danger , i laid in my provisions , i loaded my weapons , i collected every means of attack and defence ; i inured my body to the most violent exercises , my soul to the bitterest trials ; i taught my arm to slay , my eyes to behold excruciating sufferings , and my mouth to smile at the most horrid spectacles
   象那些富于冒险精神的船长要去进行某种充满危险的航程一样，我作了种种准备，在枪膛里装上子弹，拟定各种进攻和防守的方案，我用最剧烈的运动锻炼我的身体，用最痛苦考验磨炼我的灵魂。我训练手臂使它习惯于杀人，训练我的眼睛习惯于看人受折磨，训练我的嘴巴对最可怖的情景微笑。
4. The historian ammianus marcellinus wrote that " the intelligentsia of alexandria considered the destruction of atlantis a historical fact , described a class of earthquakes that suddenly , by a violent motion , opened up huge mouths and so swallowed up portions of the earth , as once in the atlantic ocean a large island was swallowed up
   历史学家阿米亚努斯?玛尔塞利努斯写道“亚历山大大帝的知识分子阶层认为亚特兰蒂斯的毁灭是一个历史事实，描述是突然间来了某种地震，是剧烈的运动使大口张开，从而淹没了陆地部分，同样地，曾经在大西洋的巨大岛屿被淹没。
5. The collapse which bloom ascribed to gastric inanition and certain chemical compounds of varying degrees of adulteration and alcoholic strength , accelerated by mental exertion and the velocity of rapid circular motion in a relaxing atmosphere , stephen attributed to the reapparition of a matutinal cloud perceived by both from two different points of observation , sandycove and dublin at first no bigger than a woman s hand
   这是始而精神紧张，继而又在松弛的气氛下疾迅地旋转这一剧烈的运动所造成的。斯蒂芬却把它归因于起初还没有女人的巴掌那么大的晨云再次出现他们二人曾从不同的地点-沙丘与都柏林，目击到那片云彩5 。