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stark

英 [stɑːk]

美 [stɑːrk]

adj.  了无修饰的; 荒凉的; 粗陋的; 严酷的; 赤裸裸的; 真实而无法回避的; (指区别)明显的,鲜明的
adv.  一丝不挂; 赤裸

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Collins.2 / BNC.7541 / COCA.6659

习惯用语

    adv.

      (stark) raving mad/bonkers
    • 十分疯狂;彻底疯狂
      completely crazy

    牛津词典

      adj.

      • 了无修饰的;荒凉的;粗陋的
        looking severe and without any colour or decoration
        1. I think white would be too stark for the bedroom.
          我觉得卧室里用白色未免太素了。
        2. The hills stood stark against the winter sky.
          在冬日的天空下,小山了无生气。
      • 严酷的;赤裸裸的;真实而无法回避的
        unpleasant; real, and impossible to avoid
        1. The author paints a stark picture of life in a prison camp.
          作者描绘出一幅冷酷而真实的战俘营生活画面。
        2. a stark choice
          残酷的选择
        3. The remains of the building stand as a stark reminder of the fire.
          房子的断壁残垣是那场大火无情的见证。
        4. He now faces the stark reality of life in prison.
          他现在要面对狱中生活的严酷现实了。
      • (指区别)明显的,鲜明的
        very different to sth in a way that is easy to see
        1. stark differences
          鲜明的区别
        2. Social divisions in the city are stark.
          城市里各社会阶层有明确的分野。
        3. The good weather was in stark contrast to the storms of previous weeks.
          这时的好天气和前几个星期的暴风雨形成鲜明的对比。
      • 完全的;十足的
        complete and total
        1. The children watched in stark terror.
          孩子们极端恐惧地看着。

      adv.

      • 一丝不挂;赤裸
        completely naked

        柯林斯词典

        • ADJ-GRADED (选择、陈述等)严峻的,令人不快的
          Starkchoices or statements are harsh and unpleasant.
          1. UK companies face a stark choice if they want to stay competitive...
            英国公司如果想要保持竞争力就不得不面对严峻的选择。
          2. In his celebration speech, he issued a stark warning to Washington and other Western capitals.
            在他的庆祝演说中,他向华盛顿和其他西方国家提出了严正警告。
        • ADJ-GRADED (对比)鲜明的
          If two things are instarkcontrast to one another, they are very different from each other in a way that is very obvious.
          1. ...secret cooperation between London and Washington that was in stark contrast to official policy.
            与官方的政策形成鲜明对比的伦敦和华盛顿之间的秘密合作
        • ADJ-GRADED 光秃的;简易的;荒凉的
          Something that isstarkis very plain in appearance.
          1. ...the stark white, characterless fireplace in the drawing room.
            客厅里简易的、毫无特色的白色壁炉

        英英释义

        adj

        • providing no shelter or sustenance
          1. bare rocky hills
          2. barren lands
          3. the bleak treeless regions of the high Andes
          4. the desolate surface of the moon
          5. a stark landscape
          Synonym:barebarrenbleakdesolate
        • complete or extreme
          1. stark poverty
          2. a stark contrast
        • severely simple
          1. a stark interior
          Synonym:austereseverestern

        adv

        • completely
          1. stark mad
          2. mouth stark open

        双语例句

        • I'm Henry stark. I have a reservation for a single room.
          我叫亨利?斯塔克,我订了一间单人房。
        • This is a tribute to Edwin Jarvis, Tony Stark's butler.
          这是对埃德温·贾维斯的致敬,他是托尼·斯塔克的男管家。
        • The windows misted, blurring the stark streetlight
          窗上蒙了水汽,向外望去,原本突兀的街灯变得模糊起来。
        • The contrast between Afghan government hopelessness and insurgent craftiness could hardly have been more stark.
          阿富汗政府的绝望和叛乱分子的狡猾精明形成鲜明对比。
        • It is a stark contrast to2007.
          这与2007年的形势形成了鲜明对比。
        • That is a stark contrast to the reaction to the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
          这与雷曼兄弟倒闭后的情形形成了鲜明对比。
        • The film vividly shows the stark realities of life for the poor and hungry.
          这部影片生动地揭示了贫穷和饥饿的人们赤裸裸的生活现实。
        • His actions were in stark contrast to his words.
          他的行动与他的话引成了明显的对照。
        • "Our reliance on cyberspace stands in stark contrast to the inadequacy of our cybersecurity," it said.
          “我们对网络空间的依赖,与我们在网络安全上的不足形成了鲜明反差,”报告表示。
        • The stark contrast between the haves and have-nots has always existed but in a recession the injustices become more painful
          虽然富人和穷人之间一直差距悬殊,但这种不公在经济萧条期愈加显得令人难以接受。