become rigid

常見例句

雙語例句

• Often a liars body will become rigid with stiff movement in the joints.
  普遍而言，說謊者的身體關(guān)節(jié)處顯得僵硬，會做出一些呆板的舉動，尤其在他們的腿部。
• Indeed, after years of bread, noodles and cakes, human tissues inevitably become rigid and yellow with pigmented AGE deposits.
  的確，人們多年食用面包，面條和糕點(diǎn)后，人體組織不可避免地會變得僵硬，因色素沉著而變得發(fā)黃。
• Johann Wolfgang Goethe, once said: "continuous reform and innovation, will be full of youthful vigor, or else, it may become rigid and inflexible."
  歌德也曾經(jīng)說過：“不斷改革創(chuàng)新，就會充滿青春活力，否則，就可能變得僵化。”

權(quán)威例句

• Then, ten years ago, the drug caused a deadly condition called neuroleptic malignant syndrome, in which the muscles become rigid, blood pressure rises and muscles can deteriorate.
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• Wages are also likely to be less rigid in short-term jobs, where workers do not become attached to their firm.
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