hale

英 [heɪl]

美 [heɪl]

adj.  (尤指老人)健壮的，矍铄的

复数：hales　过去式：haled　现在分词：haling　第三人称单数：hales　过去分词：haled　

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习惯用语

adj.

hale and hearty
• 健壮的；硬朗的
  strong and healthy

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (尤指老人）健壮的，矍铄的
  If you describe people, especially people who are old, ashale, you mean that they are healthy.
  1. She is remarkable and I'd like to see her remain hale and hearty for years yet.
     她身体状况非常好，我希望她身子骨能一直这么硬朗。

双语例句

• His hale and hearty manner hid a sensitive and shy man.
  他精神抖擞的样子掩盖了他敏感害羞的性格。
• Edwin Hubble was the first person to use the Hale Telescope.
  埃德温·哈勃是第一个使用黑尔望远镜的人。
• Captain Nathan Hale said to the English commander, General Howe, that he would rather die than surrender.
  内森·黑尔上尉对英国司令官豪将军说，他宁死不屈。
• The old man is still hale and hearty.
  老人的身体还挺硬棒。
• About Jasper using the name Hale – it's just for convenience.
  关于贾斯帕用黑尔作为姓氏&这只是为了方便。
• The hale and hearty man is counted among the old.
  那个硬朗矍铄的人就给归入老人的行列了。
• I heard you and Kathryn Hale talked to a reporter today.
  你和kathryn今天和见记者了。
• Lian: The Hale and Hearty colours are not auspicious in our culture.
  丽安：“哈尔及哈迪”公司使用的颜色在我们的文化中不太吉利。
• "So you swapped?" Hale asked.
  于是你们换了？黑尔问到。
• Mrs. Hale, from her upper window, saw her come in.
  海尔太太从她楼上的窗口看见她回来。