rigor

• n. 严厉；精确；苛刻；僵硬
• n. (Rigor)人名；(英、西、葡)里戈尔

来自拉丁语 rigere,拉直，伸直，来自 PIE*reig,拉直，绑紧，使固定，词源同 rig,reach.引申诸 相关词义。

rigor (n.)

late 14c., from Old French rigor "strength, hardness" (13c., Modern French rigueur), from Latin rigorem (nominative rigor) "numbness, stiffness, hardness, firmness; roughness, rudeness," from rigere "be stiff" (see rigid).

1. Their analysis lacks rigor.

他们的分析缺乏严谨性。

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2. There is a need for academic rigor in approaching this problem.

处理这个问题需要学术上的严谨

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3. The crime will be treated with the full rigor of the law.

这一罪行会严格依法审理。

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4. Many other treatises incorporated the new rigor.

许多其它的专题论文体现了新的严密性.

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5. Early rigor mortis and rapid autolysis indicate the need for prompt necropsy examinations.

早期尸僵和迅速自溶解提醒必须迅速进行剖检.

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