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inertness

/in-urt, ih-nurt/US // ɪnˈɜrt, ɪˈnɜrt //UK // (ɪnˈɜːt) //

惰性,坚定不移,坚定性,严密性

Related Words

dormant休眠状态,休眠,休眠期,休眠的motionless不动声色,一动不动,无动于衷,一动不动的immobile不动的,不动,不移动,不流动impotent无能为力,无能,无能的人,无能的passive被动的,被动,被动式,被动型inactive不活跃,不活跃的,不活动的,不活跃的人paralyzed瘫痪,瘫痪的,瘫痪了,瘫痪状态listless没精打采的,没精打采,怅然若失,没精打彩powerless无能为力,无力,无权,无权无势apathetic麻木不仁,漠不关心,冷漠的,冷漠asleep睡觉,睡眠,睡着了,睡觉的时候dead死亡,死,死人,死的down下来,下,下来的,下降dull枯燥乏味,枯燥无味,枯燥的,沉闷的idle闲置,闲置的,空闲,闲散的impassive默不作声,默默无语,默不作声地,默默无动于衷inanimate无生命的,无生命,无生命体,没有生命的indolent懒洋洋的,懒散,懒散的人,懒洋洋languid慵懒的,慵懒,枯燥乏味,枯燥无味lazy懒惰,懒散的,懒惰的,懒散

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : having no inherent power of action, motion, or resistance: inert matter.
    • : Chemistry. having little or no ability to react, as nitrogen that occurs uncombined in the atmosphere.
    • : Pharmacology. having no pharmacological action, as the excipient of a pill.
    • : inactive or sluggish by habit or nature.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nouninaction
Synonyms
dawdling磨磨蹭蹭,磨磨蹭蹭的,颟顸无知,颟顸的dormancy休眠,休眠期,休眠症,休眠状态droning滔滔不绝,嗡嗡声,絮絮叨叨的,滔滔不绝的hibernation冬眠,蛰伏,休眠,卧床idleness怠惰,懒惰,怠工,闲置inactivity不活泼,不活动,不活跃,不活跃性indolence懒惰,懒散,怠惰,懒惰症inertia惯性,惯性思维,惰性,惯性力leisure休闲,闲暇,闲暇时,消闲lethargy暮气沉沉,昏睡,昏睡症,嗜睡症loafing闲逛,懒惰,游手好闲,偷懒shiftlessness无力感,不动产,不动摇,不稳定sloth树懒,懒人,懒惰,懒汉slothfulness懒惰,懒散,懒惰症,懒惰的人slouch懒散,懒人,懒惰,慵懒slowness缓慢,迟钝,迟缓,慢性sluggishness不景气,呆滞,不振,呆滞性stagnation呆滞,停滞不前,呆滞状态,停滞stupor昏迷,昏迷不醒,昏迷的人,昏迷状态torpidity酷刑,酷刑性,酷刑性的,酷刑罪torpor默默无语,默不作声,默默无言,默默无语的人trifling琐碎的,琐碎,琐碎的事,琐事truancy逃学,旷课,逃课,逃学问题unemployment失业,失业率,失业问题,失职dilly-dallyinggoof-off timeinoperativeness无操作性,不操作性,不运作,运作不畅joblessness失业,失业率,失业问题,失業laze闲逛,懒惰,发呆,懒散lazing懒洋洋的,懒洋洋,懒散,懒惰loitering徘徊不前,游荡,闲逛,徘徊otiosity忠诚度,忠诚,奥特曼own sweet time自己的甜蜜时光,自己的甜美时光,自己的甜蜜时间,自己的甜蜜时刻pottering捣乱,打扫卫生,捣蛋,捣乱的time on one's hands闲暇时间,忙里偷闲,闲暇之余,闲暇time to burn燃烧的时间,燃烧时间,焚烧时间,燃烧的时候time to kill杀人时间,杀人的时间,杀戮的时间,杀人时刻time-wasting浪费时间,耗时,浪费时间的,消磨时间vegetating植被,植被的,植被丰富,植被丰富的

Examples

  • It was inert and nonflammable, making it safe for the materials it kept frozen as well as the field technicians transporting them.

  • His education was deficient; it had not been carried on steadily, and he had been allowed to indulge a constitutional inertness.

  • This was quite an event, and gave a fillip to the inertness of Madame de Fontanges, whose curiosity was excited.

  • Her inertness vanished; the sudden anger and wonderment in her eyes met the passion in his.

  • It shows that the trouble lies in the inertness of established habit.

  • Its moral inertness, its lack of spiritual enthusiasm, gave it less and less hold on the religious minds of the day.

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