puritanical

adj.

清教徒式的，道德极严格的；

1. America is rediscovering its puritanical roots.
   美国人正面临过紧日子的前景。
2. People who are puritanical are often ridiculed for being boring.
   严谨的人常被人嘲笑无聊。
3. In contrast, men such as Rockefeller and Ford exhibited puritanical qualities.
   与之相反，洛克菲勒和福特表现出的是清教徒的品性。

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