intensive是什么意思

intensive

/ ɪnˈtensɪv; ɪnˋtɛnsɪv/ adj

(a) concentrating all one's effort on a specific area
集中的; 密集的: intensive bombardment of a town 密集轰击某城镇
* intensive farming, ie aimed at producing large
quantities of food by concentrating labour and care in small areas
集约耕作（旨在小块土地上集中劳力精耕细作以获高产的方法）. (b) involving hard work concentrated into a
limited amount of time 在有限时间内紧张工作的: They teach you English
in an intensive course lasting just a week; it's quite an intensive few
days! 他们用一周时间教速成英语课程, 那几天可真紧张!
extremely thorough 彻底的: An intensive
search failed to reveal any clues. 经过彻底搜查未发现任何线索.
(grammar) giving force and
emphasis 加强语气的: In `It's a bloody miracle!', `bloody' is
used as an intensive word. 在`It's a bloody miracle!'一句中,
`bloody'是用作加强语气的词.
> intensive n
(grammar) intensive word; intensifier
增强语气的词; 强调成分.
-intensive (forming compound adjs
用以构成复合形容词) using or requiring a lot of the stated thing 集约的; 密集的:
a capital-intensive/labour-intensive
industry.
intensively adv.
# in,tensive `care (part of a hospital
giving) constant attention in the treatment of seriously ill patients
（医院中对重病人的）特别护理（病房）: The accident victims are in/have been
taken into intensive care. 事故受害者在特别护理中[已送进特别护理病房].