grittier

美 [ˈgrɪtɪər]英 [ˈgrɪtɪə]
  • adj.沙砾般的;坚毅的;(对消极事物的描述)逼真的,真实的,活生生的;含沙砾的;有勇气的;坚定的
  • gritty的比较级
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  1. Twenty years ago , in the early 1980s , New York was so much grittier .

    20年前,在80年代初,纽约更加坚毅,也更为多元。

  2. Turns out that grittier kids were significantly more likely to graduate ,

    结果证明那些更具毅力的学生在毕业的概率上占绝对优势,

  3. In other words , we need to be gritty about getting our kids grittier .

    换句话说,我们只有自己变得更有毅力才能让我们的孩子变得更有毅力。

  4. It 's much darker , and the story is grittier , more painful , and disturbing on multiple levels .

    整个艺术基调更加阴暗,从很多层面上看,故事都更曲折、更痛苦、更纠结。

  5. His cosmic visions left him with little patience for lowlier , grittier issues of politics and economics .

    他宇宙般广阔的视野使得他对于谦卑的、励志的政治和经济出版物缺乏耐心。

  6. Recently , superhero movies have become a lot darker and grittier than they used to be - just check out The Amazing Spiderman and Man of Steel for examples .

    最近,超级英雄电影比以往更加黑暗和残酷——仅以超凡蜘蛛侠和钢铁之躯为例便可以看出。

  7. From Much Wenlock , a pretty town full of pricey houses , came a plea not to be lumped in with grittier Telford .

    大温洛克,一个布满高价房屋的城镇,恳请委员会不要把自己与粗俗的特尔福德划归到一起。

  8. Pushing aside thicker , grittier soil , Dardo dug stubby fingers in and came up with a fistful of darkish Sekiton mixed with sand .

    达多把粗大带有砂砾的土壤拨到一旁,用粗短的手指掏进去,抓出一把浅黑色混合着沙子的塞基顿。

  9. Back in 1986 , Hiroaki Ota , a Japanese psychiatrist , identified Paris Syndrome : a state of psychological trauma experienced by first-time Japanese visitors to the City of Light when they discovered that the French capital was far grittier than the glamorous vision they were expecting .

    1986年,日本精神病专家太田广明(HiroakiOta)提出了“巴黎综合症”:当首次来到“光之城”(巴黎别称——译者注)的日本游客发现巴黎远非他们所期待的那么光鲜的时候,他们会经历一种心理创伤状态。