例句
1.外面下着大雪,凛冽的寒风把我的脸吹得红彤彤的。
2.在凛冽的寒风中,院子里的腊梅顽强地盛开了。
1. 极为寒冷。
引
1. 六合萧条,严霜凛冽。
晋
《神泉赋》
傅咸
2. 若乃严冬惨切,寒气凛冽。不周来风,玄冥掌雪。
唐
《大猎赋》
李白
3. 当日个天时凛冽,怎能勾身上温和。
元
《酷寒亭》第三折
杨显之
4. 严冬变气候,寒威何凛冽。
清
《孟冬寒气至》诗
陈梦雷
5. 天气本来已经寒冷,这当儿尤其觉得凛冽,好像换穿了单衣似的。
《一篇宣言》
叶圣陶
2. 形容态度严肃,令人敬畏。
引
1. 〔皇泰主〕颜色凛冽,在廷者皆流汗。
《资治通鉴·唐高祖武德二年》
2. 官某之母,天与柔嘉,人推贞淑。凛冽誓夫,辛勤教子。
清
《母郑氏封太安人》
钱谦益
3. 我希望你要能够像这橘子树一样,独立不倚,凛冽难犯。
《屈原》第一幕
郭沫若
"凛冽" 通常指的是寒冷的大气,或者怕 ice and frost, often with a sense of something bleak and desolate. For example, "凛冽的冬季天气" (citation:1) refers to the bleak and icy winter weather. Similarly, "凛冽的山区" (citation:2) describes a desolate and frosty mountain range.
Additionally, "凛冽" can also be used metaphorically to describe someone's expression or attitude, suggesting a sense of severity or sternness. For example, "她展现出一种凛冽的决心" (citation:3) means "she showed a resolute determination."
In summary, "凛冽" is an adjective that generally refers to something cold, bleak, and desolate, often in the context of winter weather or a person's demeanor.
① "冬季天气,特别是在北方,凛冽可怕。" (Winter weather, especially in the north, can be bitterly cold.)
② "他们在凛冽的山区度过了寒冬。" (They spent the winter in the frosty mountains.)
③ "她展现出一种凛冽的决心,决定坚持下去。" (She showed a resolute determination to persist.)