intense 音标拼音: [ɪnt'ɛns]
a . 非常的,强烈的,紧张的,热情的
非常的,强烈的,紧张的,热情的
intense adj 1 :
possessing or displaying a distinctive feature to a heightened degree ; "
intense heat "; "
intense anxiety ";
"
intense desire "; "
intense emotion "; "
the skunk '
s intense acrid odor "; "
intense pain "; "
enemy fire was intense "
[
ant : {
mild }]
2 :
extremely sharp or intense ; "
acute pain "; "
felt acute annoyance "; "
intense itching and burning " [
synonym : {
acute },
{
intense }]
3 : (
of color )
having the highest saturation ; "
vivid green ";
"
intense blue " [
synonym : {
intense }, {
vivid }]
Intense \
In *
tense "\,
a . [
L .
intensus stretched ,
tight ,
p .
p .
of intendere to stretch :
cf .
F .
intense .
See {
Intend },
and cf .
{
Intent },
and cf . {
Intent },
a .]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
Strained ;
tightly drawn ;
kept on the stretch ;
strict ;
very close or earnest ;
as ,
intense study or application ;
intense thought .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Extreme in degree ;
excessive ;
immoderate ;
as :
(
a )
Ardent ;
fervent ;
as ,
intense heat .
(
b )
Keen ;
biting ;
as ,
intense cold .
(
c )
Vehement ;
earnest ;
exceedingly strong ;
as ,
intense passion or hate .
(
d )
Very severe ;
violent ;
as ,
intense pain or anguish .
(
e )
Deep ;
strong ;
brilliant ;
as ,
intense color or light .
[
1913 Webster ]
In this intense seclusion of the forest .
--
Hawthorne .
[
1913 Webster ]
212 Moby Thesaurus words for "
intense ":
abandoned ,
ablaze ,
accentuated ,
active ,
acute ,
advertent ,
afire ,
aggravated ,
aggressive ,
agog ,
alert ,
all ears ,
all eyes ,
animated ,
ardent ,
assiduous ,
attentive ,
aware ,
boiling over ,
breathless ,
bright ,
bright -
hued ,
brilliant ,
brisk ,
burning ,
careful ,
colorful ,
colory ,
committed ,
comprehensive ,
concentrated ,
conscious ,
consequential ,
considerable ,
consuming ,
cordial ,
cutting ,
deafening ,
dedicated ,
deep ,
deep -
colored ,
delirious ,
desperate ,
devoted ,
devout ,
diligent ,
drastic ,
drunk ,
dynamic ,
eager ,
earnest ,
emotional ,
emphasized ,
energetic ,
enhanced ,
enterprising ,
enthusiastic ,
excessive ,
excited ,
excruciating ,
exhaustive ,
exorbitant ,
exotic ,
exquisite ,
extravagant ,
extreme ,
exuberant ,
faithful ,
fanatical ,
febrile ,
fervent ,
fervid ,
fevered ,
feverish ,
fierce ,
fiery ,
finical ,
finicking ,
finicky ,
flaming ,
flushed ,
forceful ,
forcible ,
frantic ,
frenzied ,
full ,
full of pep ,
furious ,
gay ,
gay -
colored ,
glowing ,
go -
go ,
gorgeous ,
grand ,
grave ,
great ,
hard ,
harsh ,
heartfelt ,
hearty ,
heated ,
heavy ,
heedful ,
heightened ,
high -
colored ,
high -
spirited ,
hot ,
hot -
blooded ,
hotheaded ,
hysterical ,
immoderate ,
impassioned ,
impetuous ,
impulsive ,
in earnest ,
incisive ,
intemperate ,
intensified ,
intent ,
intent on ,
intentive ,
intoxicated ,
irresistible ,
keen ,
kinetic ,
lively ,
living ,
loud ,
loyal ,
lusty ,
main ,
maximum ,
meticulous ,
mettlesome ,
mighty ,
mindful ,
nervous ,
nice ,
niggling ,
observant ,
observing ,
on fire ,
on the ball ,
on the job ,
open -
eared ,
open -
eyed ,
openmouthed ,
outrageous ,
passionate ,
penetrating ,
peppy ,
perfervid ,
piercing ,
plenary ,
poignant ,
powerful ,
profound ,
pungent ,
red -
hot ,
reeking ,
regardful ,
resolute ,
rich ,
rich -
colored ,
rigorous ,
robust ,
rough ,
serious ,
severe ,
sharp ,
sincere ,
smacking ,
snappy ,
spanking ,
spirited ,
splitting ,
steaming ,
steamy ,
strenuous ,
stressed ,
strong ,
take -
charge ,
take -
over ,
temperamental ,
tense ,
terrible ,
testy ,
thundering ,
total ,
touchy ,
tough ,
trenchant ,
unconscionable ,
unrestrained ,
uptight ,
vehement ,
venomous ,
vibrant ,
vicious ,
vigorous ,
violent ,
virulent ,
vivacious ,
vivid ,
volatile ,
warm ,
watchful ,
white -
hot ,
zealous ,
zestful ,
zesty ,
zippy
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