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starker是stark的比较级 - n.斯塔克
- adv.赤裸；一丝不挂
- adj.了无修饰的；荒凉的；粗陋的；严酷的
- 网络史塔克；史达克；大提琴大师史达克
adj.+n. stark contrast,stark reality,stark truth,stark fact adj. opulent,ambiguous,partial adv. utterly,completely,entirely,wholly,fully adj. bleak,bare,plain,unambiguous,complete 1. | 了无修饰的；荒凉的；粗陋的looking severe and without any colour or decoration |
| I think white would be too stark for the bedroom. 我觉得卧室里用白色未免太素了。 | | The hills stood stark against the winter sky. 在冬日的天空下，小山了无生气。 |
2. | 严酷的；赤裸裸的；真实而无法回避的unpleasant; real, and impossible to avoid |
| 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。 | | | | 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。 | | 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。 |
3. | （指区别）明显的，鲜明的very different to sth in a way that is easy to see |
| | | Social divisions in the city are stark. 城市里各社会阶层有明确的分野。 | | 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。 |
4. | [obn] 完全的；十足的complete and total |
| The children watched in stark terror. 孩子们极端恐惧地看着。 |
1. | ~ naked 一丝不挂；赤裸completely naked |
adj. | 2. 全部,十分,非常,十足的,赤裸裸的,已到了极点的 2. 全部,十分,非常,十足的,赤裸裸的,已到了极点的 | n. | | un. | 1. 斯塔克(1.Johnnes,1874—1957,德国物理学家,曾获1919年诺贝尔物理奖;2.John,1728—1822,美国独立战争时之将军) |
adj. | 1. forbidding in its bareness and lack of any ornament, relieving feature, or pleasant prospect 2. presented in plain, unambiguous, and usually rather harsh terms 3. having reached the fullest extent or degree of something 4. completely unclothed and uncovered 5. showing or affected by rigor mortis 6. used for describing a building or scene that is very clear and plain to look at, often in a slightly unpleasant or frightening way 7. used for describing an unpleasant fact or situation that is very obvious or impossible to avoid 1. forbidding in its bareness and lack of any ornament, relieving feature, or pleasant prospect 2. presented in plain, unambiguous, and usually rather harsh terms 3. having reached the fullest extent or degree of something 4. completely unclothed and uncovered 5. showing or affected by rigor mortis 6. used for describing a building or scene that is very clear and plain to look at, often in a slightly unpleasant or frightening way 7. used for describing an unpleasant fact or situation that is very obvious or impossible to avoid | adv. | |
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