resilient 的定义
- springing back; rebounding.
- returning to the original form or position after being bent, compressed, or stretched.
- recovering readily from illness, depression, adversity, or the like; buoyant.
resilient 近义词
bouncy, flexible
更多resilient例句
- Building a more resilient form of globalization will require action by both CEOs and policymakers.
- Still, security-focused grants aren’t the best way to make communities more resilient against storms and floods.
- Since then, the crypto industry’s two flagship currencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum, have bounced back significantly, though both are currently at around 60% of their all time highs, and the industry as a whole has proved resilient.
- CEO Craig Menear said several factors explain why home spending is proving to be so resilient.
- So, actually, what we need to have is a much more resilient economy — which, actually, a circular economy is much more resilient than a linear.
- Instead of being strong and resilient, bones become weak and brittle.
- But one of the reasons why the group has been so resilient, he said, was its skill in utilizing propaganda.
- Stephen Hawking is not only a bona fide genius, but also one of the most resilient men on the planet.
- Organizations engaging in network are often diffuse, leaderless, and incredibly resilient.
- This was the spirit of a resilient city — outraged, engaged, and unified.
- Tactical use, by the enemy, of the more resilient units of the Landsturm for negotiating Belgian dykes.
- The bedding rested on wide resilient straps fixed to the cross-bars at top and bottom of the bed.
- His stubby black hoofs have a dense, rubbery, resilient broad heel.
- The pastern joints above his striped hoofs were resilient as pliant springs.
- The old man sensed his growing uneasiness but that resilient pride checked any apparition of modesty.