severe
英 [sɪˈvɪə(r)] 美 [sɪˈvɪr]
adj. 极为恶劣的; 十分严重的; 严厉的; 重的; 苛刻的
牛津词典
adj.
非常不好 very bad
极为恶劣的;十分严重的
extremely bad or seriousa severe handicap
严重残疾His injuries are severe.
他的伤很重。severe weather conditions
恶劣的天气情况a severe winter (= one during which the weather conditions are extremely bad)
严冬The party suffered severe losses during the last election.
该党在上次选举中遭到惨败。a severe shortage of qualified staff
合格员工的严重短缺
惩罚 punishment
严厉的;重的
punishing sb in an extreme way when they break a particular set of rulesThe courts are becoming more severe on young offenders.
法庭对青少年犯罪者的处罚趋于严厉。a severe punishment/sentence
重罚;重判
不和善 not kind
严厉的;苛刻的
not kind or sympathetic and showing disapproval of sb/stha severe expression
严厉的表情She was a severe woman who seldom smiled.
她是个严肃的女人,脸上很少出现笑容。
非常困难 very difficult
艰难的;艰巨的;难度很大的
extremely difficult and requiring a lot of skill or abilityThe marathon is a severe test of stamina.
马拉松赛跑是对耐力的严峻考验。
风格;外貌;衣着 style/appearance/clothing
过于简朴的
extremely plain and lacking any decorationModern furniture is a little too severe for my taste.
现代家具有点过于简朴,我不大喜欢。Her hair was short and severe.
她的头发不长,也没有花样。