fervour

n.

热烈，热情；

1. He took up the cause with evangelical fervour.
   他以传道者般的热情投身于这一事业。
2. The young boy often felt ecstatic fervour in meditation.
   这个年轻人经常对冥想有心醉神迷的热情。
3. The fervour of her speech showed she felt strongly.
   她的话充满热诚,足见她有很深的感受。
4. He delivered his speech with evangelical fervour.
   他发表演说时热烈鼓吹自己的思想。

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