1.呆头呆脑的,感觉迟钝的;不易激动的;(抵抗)顽强的
1.acting or thinking in a slow serious manner
1.The Queen, however, adopted a stolid expression and flicked her eyes to her left in a look of reproach.
然而,此时的女王则一脸严肃,她看了看左边的这几个人,面露责备之色。
2.The fact that he had suffered this much now rather operated to arouse a stolid determination to stick it out.
刚刚经历的这一切,现在反倒激发他下定决心,要顽强地坚持到底。
3.Twenty-nine years of Hosni Mubarak's stolid, unimaginative rule have brought his country its longest stretch of peace for a century.
胡斯尼•穆巴拉克在埃及29年不事声张的刻板统治,给他的国家带来了一个世纪内最长的一段和平时期。
4.In actuality, my companions were stolid-looking couples of a certain age: Switzerland lets you dream, but only so much.
然而事实上,我的同伴那么些年以来都是一副冷漠的样子:瑞士会给你美梦,但只有那么多。
5.On every hand, to her fatigued senses, the great business portion grew larger, harder, more stolid in its indifference.
可每次碰壁以后,在她精疲力尽之余,这个大商业区显得越发的高不可攀,冷漠无情了。
6.Occasionally, the camera would relent from the president's stolid demeanour and pan across the faces of the cadets in grey.
有时,摄像机从奥巴马的冷静形象移开,转向穿着灰色制服的军校学生脸上。
7.The more stolid Wes Brown, hindered by injuries of late, did not appear even on the bench for United against City.
反应越来越慢的韦斯布朗,也受伤病困扰,在曼城德比战中甚至没有出现在大名单上。
8.As Tom King thus ruminated, there came to his stolid vision the form of youth, rising exultant and invincible.
就在汤姆·金这样回想的时候,在他迟钝的头脑里出现了一个趾高气扬、不可一世的青年形象。
9.A stolid priest of the Deepflame clan, Hangvul has gone to war against the Dark Elves to defend his nation.
一个迟钝的深火氏族牧师,汉格瓦尔为了保护他的国家,已经开战以对抗黑暗精灵。
10.His face was quite stolid, but he looked at heR with restive eyes.
他脸上没有表情,眼睛却倔强地看着她。