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outdoorsy發(fā)音

英：['a?t'd?:z?]　　美：['a?t'd?:z?]

英：　　美：

outdoorsy中文意思翻譯

adj. 戶外的, 適用于戶外(活動(dòng)者)的, 愛好野外活動(dòng)的

outdoorsy詞形變化

異體字: out-of-doors |

outdoorsy同義詞

outdoor | in the open | open air | out of doors | outside | alfresco | in the open air | open | out-of-doors

outdoorsy反義詞

indoors

outdoorsy常見例句

1 、So I'm thinking she was maybe outdoorsy.─── 我在想也許她是個(gè)喜歡戶外活動(dòng)的女生

2 、At the time, their outdoorsy, new age-ish venture seemed highly eccentric.───那時(shí)，他們冒險(xiǎn)投資這一具有新時(shí)代特征、倡導(dǎo)戶外活動(dòng)的行業(yè)似乎非常不合正軌。

3 、The device, which was designed by Daniel Alexander, is also water-resistant making it a nice companion for outdoorsy types who want to remain connected without being bogged down by a laptop.───這款也是防水功能的，使其成為外出類型的好伴侶，誰都想要不癱瘓的一臺(tái)筆記本電腦。整體而言，這是一個(gè)有趣的構(gòu)想，我們希望與廠商溝通此概念。

4 、Well, don't take this the wrong way, but you don't really strike me as the, uh, outdoorsy type.─── 你別多想 但你不像是戶外運(yùn)動(dòng)型

5 、13-She's a real outdoorsy type. She loves camping.───她真是一個(gè)戶外運(yùn)動(dòng)的熱衷者。她喜歡露營。

6 、"backpackers, mountain climbers, cross-country skiers, and other no-nonsense outdoorsy types" (New Yorker)───“背包旅行者、爬山者、越野滑雪者和其他一些并非湊熱鬧的喜歡野外生活的人”(紐約客)

7 、He is an outdoorsy type of person.───他是一個(gè)喜愛戶外活動(dòng)類型的人。

8 、6.She is a real outdoorsy type.───她真的是一個(gè)戶外活動(dòng)熱衷者。

9 、In other areas, we have nothing in common: he is outdoorsy, adventuresome, confident and arbitrary, while I am bookish, ambitious, tentative, and reserved.───可是，在其他方面，我們沒有什么共同之處：他喜歡戶外運(yùn)動(dòng)，喜歡冒險(xiǎn)，自信而武斷，而我則書卷氣十足，雄心勃勃，有時(shí)卻猶疑不定，并且有些保守。

10 、I love swimming, rock climbing, snowboarding, anything outdoorsy, and also enjoy GOOD FOOD, dancing, and I also enjoy a good conversation.───我喜歡游泳，攀巖，滑雪，所有戶外活動(dòng)，享受美食，跳舞，我也喜歡聊天。

11 、LL: Don't worry. I can teach you how to paddle a canoe. You don't have to be an outdoorsy person to learn how to do it.───可是獨(dú)木舟那么窄，翻了怎么辦啊，我可不會(huì)游泳。有沒有不那么危險(xiǎn)的野外活動(dòng)呢？

12 、I am not much of an outdoorsy type but as a child, I did do my share of camping, fishing and hiking.───我不算是一個(gè)喜歡戶外型的人，但是小時(shí)候，我也參加了露營、去過釣魚還有徒步旅行。

13 、She抯 a real 8)outdoorsy type. She loves camping.───她真的是一個(gè)戶外活動(dòng)熱衷者。她很喜歡露營。

14 、LH: Do something outdoorsy?───你是說戶外活動(dòng)吧。

15 、Oh, that is right. I forgot you can't swim very well. Okay...What other outdoorsy things might you like to do?───可是獨(dú)木舟那麼窄，翻了怎麼辦啊，我可不會(huì)游泳。有沒有不那麼危險(xiǎn)的野外活動(dòng)呢？

16 、outdoorsy hobbies such as fishing.───戶外愛好，如捕魚

17 、I mean, it's not super outdoorsy, but still.─── 雖然不符驢友的精神 但沒事啊

18 、"He's extremely outdoorsy," she said."If he could spend every day outside, he would.───詹娜說：“他特別喜愛戶外活動(dòng)，巴不得每天都呆在外面。

19 、Kathleen will get something outdoorsy from her hunter man.───凱瑟琳將獲得一些戶外男子從她的獵人。

20 、backpackers,mountain climbers,cross - country skiers,and other no - nonsense outdoorsy types(New Yorker)───背包旅行者、爬山者、越野滑雪者和其他一些并非湊熱鬧的喜歡野外生活的人(紐約人)

21 、With one of these things, it's virtually impossible for outdoorsy types to get lost in the woods.───有了它，從此你再也不必?fù)?dān)心會(huì)在森林里迷路了。

22 、Its fearsome levels of organisation and conformity are offset by a relaxed, outdoorsy culture, and the openness that goes with being a small, maritime country.───其可怕的組織水平和一致程度被兩個(gè)因素所抵消：輕松的、熱衷戶外運(yùn)動(dòng)的文化，以及作為一個(gè)小型海運(yùn)國而產(chǎn)生的開放性。

23 、A clever, affable outdoorsy type given to scuba diving, hunting and hiking, he ranks high in popularity polls.───他聰明機(jī)靈，平易近人，愛好潛水、打獵和遠(yuǎn)足，擁有很高的人氣。

24 、First there's the outdoorsy stuff, hiking or skiing with a private cabin in the woods.─── 首先有戶外運(yùn)動(dòng) 在林中的私人小屋附近遠(yuǎn)足或滑雪

25 、What outdoorsy people may not know is that special clothing can shield the skin from such rays.───喜愛戶外運(yùn)動(dòng)的人們可能不知道，特殊的衣物能夠保護(hù)皮膚免于此類射線。

26 、backpackers,mountain climbers,cross - country skiers,and other no - nonsense outdoorsy types(bNew Yorker)───背包旅行者、爬山者、越野滑雪者和其他一些并非湊熱鬧的喜歡野外生活的人(b紐約人)

到美國留學(xué)面試中哪些單詞最適合用來描述自己

斯坦福大學(xué)錄取面試時(shí)經(jīng)常會(huì)問申請(qǐng)學(xué)生的一個(gè)問題就是“Who Are You?",”What five words best describe you?" ，那么最適合用來描述自己的單詞或短語有哪些呢?

下面這些是美國名校導(dǎo)師給的a list of descriptive words and phrases，你想不出來有多簡單!!

他們給出的理由就是“回答這個(gè)問題的關(guān)鍵就是讓面試?yán)蠋煾鼫?zhǔn)確地了解你，不要故弄玄虛”。

正文：

A: Academic, adventurous, an advocate, analytical, animal-lover, animated, articulate, artistic, assertive, astute, athletic, autonomous

B: Balanced, brilliant, business-oriented

C: Can-do attitude, capable, caring, cerebral, good with children, class clown, community service oriented, compassionate, competent, concerned about others, confident, conscientious, considerate, courageous, creative, curious

D: Daring, dependable, detail-oriented, diligent, disciplined, down-to-earth, driven

E: Empathetic, enthusiastic, an entrepreneur, ethical, an explorer

F: Fearless, a finisher, fitness-oriented, flexible, focused, a foodie, friendly, doesn't suffer fools, fun, funny

G: Generous, gentle, genuine, never gives up, goal-oriented, goes beyond what is expected, good natured, good with the elderly, gracious, grounded

H: Happy, hard-working, health-oriented, honest, humble, GREAT sense of humor

I: Imaginative, fiercely independent, inspirational, an intellectual, intelligent, interpersonal, involved

J: Jovial, joyful

K: Kind, has real know-how, knowledge-seeking

L: Good with languages, a leader, a fast learner, logical, loyal

M: Mature, mechanically oriented, methodical, modest, motivated, multi-lingual, musical

N: Natural, nonconformist

O: An "old-soul," optimistic, organized, original, outdoorsy, outgoing, his or her own person

P: Passionate, patient, persistent, poised, polite, popular, positive, has stage presence, a problem solver

Q: Quick, quirky

R: A reader, reliable, a researcher, resilient, resourceful, respected, respectful, responsible, a risk-taker

S: Scholarly, scientific, a self-starter, science-oriented, sensitive to others, sincere, sparkling, spiritual, a sponge for ideas, a sports nut, stands out from the crowd, social, strong-willed, studious, supportive

T: Take-charge person, talented, a natural teacher, a team player, techy, tenacious, deep thinker, thirsty for knowledge, loves to travel, trustworthy

U: Unafraid, unique, unpretentious, upfront

V: Vivacious

W: Willing to step up, worldly, beautiful writer

X: A xenophile (love of foreigners)

Z: Zealous

求有關(guān)西雅的英文資料

Curved around the shore of Elliott Bay, with Lake Washington behind and the snowy peak of Mount Rainier hovering faintly in the distance, SEATTLE has a magnificent setting. The insistently modern skyline of glass skyscrapers gleams across the bay, an emblem of three decades of aggressive urban renewal.

Seattle's beginnings were inauspiciously muddy. Flooded out of its first location on the flat little peninsula of Alki Point, in the 1850s the town shifted to what's now Pioneer Square, renaming itself after the Native American Chief Sealth (hence Seattle). This was soggy ground, and the small logging community built its houses on stilts. As the surrounding forest was gradually felled and the wood shipped out, Seattle grew slowly until the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897 put it firmly on the national map. World War I boosted shipbuilding, and the city was soon a large industrial center. Trade unions, based around the shipworkers, grew strong, and the Industrial Workers of the World, or "Wobblies," coordinated the US's first general strike here on February 6, 1919.

Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the Boeing airline corporation was crucial to the city's wellbeing, booming during World War II and employing one in five of Seattle's workforce by the 1960s. The prosperity that Boeing and more recent success stories such as Microsoft and internet shopping site Amazon.com have brought the city is obvious, reflected in a restored old center, a nationally acclaimed arts scene with vibrant movie and music industries, and a flood of coffee houses and excellent seafood restaurants. No longer overshadowed by the two big California metropolises, Seattle now regularly tops magazine surveys of desirable places to live, attracting migrants across the social and economic spectrum, which has led to both exponential growth and increasingly nightmarish traffic jams. As if to round out the turbulent decade, a February 2001 earthquake shook Seattle's foundations, and reminded its resi dents that they're just as prone to Pacific Rim tremors as their southern counterparts in the Golden State.

Despite the dizzying expansion, the city's more established neighborhoods remain distinctive, and Seattle has a pleasantly down-to-earth ambience. However, its new-found affluence jars uncomfortably with a visible street community of teenage runaways and homeless people – as well as a growing radical scene that splashed across the world's newspapers and TV screens with the WTO trade conference in 1999, an event that saw black-clad anarchists rioting amidst peaceful protesters in turtle outfits.