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alertness

/əˈlɜːrt.nəs/

翻译: 名词,指警觉、留神和反应敏捷的状态,对变化或潜在危险保持高度注意。

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词语关系

noun

/əˈlɜːrt.nəs/B2formal
  • zh名词,指警觉、留神和反应敏捷的状态,对变化或潜在危险保持高度注意。

A noun referring to the state of being watchful, attentive, and quick to notice or respond to changes or potential dangers.

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  1. Close and continuous attentionB2formal

    The state of paying careful and uninterrupted attention to something.

    zh警觉

    • The driver's alertness prevented a potential accident.
    • Her alertness during the lecture helped her understand complex topics.
    • Security guards must maintain constant alertness.

    同义词attentivenessawarenesscircumspectionconcentrationvigilancewatchfulness

    反义词carelessnessdistractioninattentionnegligenceobliviousness

  2. State of readiness to respondB2formal

    A condition of being prepared to react quickly to a situation or stimulus.

    zh警觉性

    • The soldiers were in a state of high alertness.
    • His alertness allowed him to catch the ball before it hit the ground.
    • Emergency workers need to maintain alertness at all times.

    同义词attentivenessawarenesspreparednessquicknessreadinessvigilancewatchfulness

    反义词inattentionunawareness

  3. Lively attentivenessB2formal

    A quality of being mentally sharp, quick, and actively aware of one's surroundings.

    zh警觉

    • The child's alertness impressed the teacher.
    • Coffee helps improve my alertness in the morning.
    • Her natural alertness made her an excellent detective.

    同义词attentivenessawarenessobservanceperceptivenessquicknesssharpnessvigilancewakefulnesswatchfulness

    反义词dullnessinattentivenesslethargyobtusenesssluggishnesstorpor

词形
  • alertnesses plural form
  • alertnesses' possessive plural form
  • alertness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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