| 释义 |
- n.神经；勇气；神经质；神经紧张
- v.鼓足勇气；振作精神
- 网络胆量；精力；叶脉
第三人称单数：nerves 现在分词：nerving 过去式：nerved adj.+n. sensory nerve,raw nerve,degenerative nerve v.+n. lose nerve,touch nerve n. courage,bravery,spirit,audacity,boldness v. psych,steel,brace,motivate,gear up 1. | [c] 神经any of the long threads that carry messages between the brain and parts of the body, enabling you to move, feel pain, etc. |
| | | | | | | Every nerve in her body was tense. 她的每一根神经都绷得紧紧的。 |
2. | [pl] 神经质；神经紧张feelings of worry or anxiety |
| Even after years as a singer, he still suffers from nerves before a performance. 尽管已做歌手多年，他在演出前仍然神经紧张。 | | I need something to calm/steady my nerves . 我需要点东西来稳定一下我的情绪。 | | Everyone's nerves were on edge(= everyone felt tense ) . 人人都觉得紧张。 | | He lives on his nerves(= is always worried) . 他就爱神经紧张。 |
3. | [u] 勇气；气魄the courage to do sth difficult or dangerous |
| It took a lot of nerve to take the company to court. 将这个公司告上法庭需要极大的勇气。 | | I was going to have a go at parachuting but lost my nerve at the last minute. 我想尝试一下跳伞，可在最后关头却失去了勇气。 | | He kept his nerve to win the final set 6–4. 他鼓足斗志以 6 比 4 赢了最后一盘。 |
4. | [sing][u] (informal) 鲁莽；冒失；厚颜a way of behaving that other people think is rude or not appropriate |
| I don't know how you have the nerve to show your face after what you said! 真不知道你说了那些话以后怎么还有脸露面！ | | He's got a nerve asking us for money! 他还觍着脸跟我们借钱！ | | ‘Then she demanded to see the manager!’ ‘ What a nerve! ’ “她还要求见经理！”“真不要脸！” |
IDM be a bag/bundle of nerves get on sbs nerves have nerves of steel 意志坚强；沉着冷静to be able to remain calm in a difficult or dangerous situation | You touched a raw nerve when you mentioned his first wife. 你谈起他的第一任妻子，这就触到了他的痛处。 |
hit/touch a (raw/sensitive) nerve 触及要害；触动痛处to mention a subject that makes sb feel angry, upset, embarrassed, etc. | You touched a raw nerve when you mentioned his first wife. 你谈起他的第一任妻子，这就触到了他的痛处。 |
1. | ~ yourself for sth/to do sth 鼓足勇气；振作精神to give yourself the courage or strength to do sth |
| He nerved himself to ask her out. 他鼓足勇气去约她出来。 |
v. | | n. | 3. 胆力,勇气;沉着,果断;大胆,胆量;〔口语〕厚脸,冒昧 3. 胆力,勇气;沉着,果断;大胆,胆量;〔口语〕厚脸,冒昧 |
v. | 1. to cause somebody or yourself to muster courage or self-control in preparation for dealing with something difficult, stressful, or frightening 2. to make someone, usually yourself, feel strong enough to do something or ready to do it | n. | 1. a bundle of fibers forming a network that transmits messages in the form of impulses between the brain or spinal cord and the body's organs. 2. coolness, steadiness, and self-assurance 4. the sensitive tissue inside the roots of a tooth 6. a thin rib visible inside an insect's wing 7. one of the groups of fibers in your body that carry messages between your brain and the rest of your body, communicating pain, pressure, feelings of heat and cold, etc. 8. the ability to control your fear and remain determined when you are doing something difficult or dangerous 9. a worried feeling that makes you afraid that you will not be able to do something well 10. a rude attitude, usually shown by behaviour that makes other people angry 1. a bundle of fibers forming a network that transmits messages in the form of impulses between the brain or spinal cord and the body's organs. 2. coolness, steadiness, and self-assurance 4. the sensitive tissue inside the roots of a tooth 6. a thin rib visible inside an insect's wing 7. one of the groups of fibers in your body that carry messages between your brain and the rest of your body, communicating pain, pressure, feelings of heat and cold, etc. 8. the ability to control your fear and remain determined when you are doing something difficult or dangerous 9. a worried feeling that makes you afraid that you will not be able to do something well 10. a rude attitude, usually shown by behaviour that makes other people angry | np. | 1. somebody's ability to tolerate emotional stress or excitement 2. a state of emotional agitation |
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