"Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence" (Abigail Adams).(“學(xué)問(wèn)不是隨隨便便就來(lái)的，必須熱情地去追求，努力地去獲得”(阿比蓋爾·亞當(dāng)斯)。)

He cooled my ardor when I happened to know that he was also going out with other girls.(當(dāng)我偶然得知他還和其他女孩子出去時(shí)，我的心涼了半截。)

I appreciate your ardor over this matter.(我很感謝你對(duì)此事的熱忱。)

IN any given year, if you see enough movies - out of habit, ardor or obligation - you will start to notice patterns and clusters.(在任何一年里，如果你看過(guò)的電影足夠多—出于習(xí)慣、狂熱或責(zé)任—你都會(huì)開(kāi)始注意到一些模式與類聚。)

Burningintensity of feeling; ardor.(熱情感情劇烈的燃燒；)

"Little Miss Hot and Cold," her mother called her, long ago having been stung by the abrupt loss of her daughter's ardor.(媽媽稱她為“冷熱小美女，”很久以前就因女兒突然失去了熱情而感到刺痛。)

"Here's fresh meat for your axe, Kreis," he said; "a rose-white youth with the ardor of a lover for Herbert Spencer."(“克瑞斯，你那板斧有了新對(duì)象了，”他說(shuō)，“一個(gè)純潔得像白玫瑰的青年，對(duì)斯賓塞懷著戀人一樣的熱情。”)

ROY: A great deal depends upon the petitioner, on the charm of the petitioner, on his ardor, on his eloquence Myra, look at me.(羅伊：那得看這個(gè)申請(qǐng)人。看他的魅力，他的熱情和口才了，瑪拉，看著我。)

Their family is very ardor.(他們家很熱情。)

When he knew that she had been going out with several other men, it cooled his ardor.(當(dāng)他知道她曾與好幾個(gè)男人出去時(shí)，他的心涼了半截。)