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strict strict ★★★☆☆/strɪ̱kt/1[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]严明的；严格的；必须恪守的 A strict rule or order is very clear and precise or severe and must always be obeyed completely. The officials had issued strict instructions that we were not to get out of the jeep...有关官员严令禁止我们下吉普车。French privacy laws are very strict...法国的隐私法非常严苛。All your replies will be treated in the strictest confidence...你的所有答复都将绝对保密。Even if you are on a fairly strict diet you can still go out for a good meal.即使是在严格地节食，也可以出去吃顿好的。strictlyThe acceptance of new members is strictly controlled.新成员的吸纳受到严格的限制。2[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]要求严格的；严厉的 If a parent or other person in authority is strict, they regard many actions as unacceptable and do not allow them. My parents were very strict.父母对我要求非常严格。...a few schools selected for their high standards and their strict discipline.因教学水平高、纪律严而入选的几所学校strictlyMy own mother was brought up very strictly and correctly.我母亲从小接受严格而规范的教育。strictnessThe girl lied because she resented her parents' strictness.由于不满父母的严厉态度，这个女孩撒了谎。3[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]严谨的；精确的；严密的 If you talk about the strict meaning of something, you mean the precise meaning of it.   [ADJ n]It's not quite peace in the strictest sense of the word, rather the absence of war.严格说来，这并不是真正的和平，只是没有战争罢了。strictlySee also:strict；  Actually, that is not strictly true...事实上，严格说来那不是真的。Strictly speaking, it is not one house at all, but three houses joined together.严格来说，这根本不是一间房子，而是三间房子连在一起。4[ADJ	形容词]恪守信条的；严格的 You use strict to describe someone who never does things that are against their beliefs.   [ADJ n]Four million Britons are now strict vegetarians...目前有400万英国人是严格的素食者。He was a strict, old-school Freudian.他是个不折不扣、传统守旧的弗洛伊德学说信奉者。 strictstrict /strɪkt/ ●●○ S3 adjective (comparative stricter, superlative strictest)  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1expecting people to obey rules or to do what you say  OPP  lenient:  a strict teacherstrict about This company is very strict about punctuality.strict with The Stuarts are very strict with their children.2a strict order or rule is one that must be obeyed:  You had strict instructions not to tell anybody. There are strict limits on presidential campaign contributions. He’s under strict orders from his doctor to quit smoking. I’m telling you this in the strictest confidence (=it must be kept completely secret).3[usually before noun] exact and correct, often in a way that seems unreasonable:  Amy was attractive, although not beautiful in the strictest sense of the word.4obeying all the rules of a religion or set of principles:  He was raised a strict Catholic. a strict vegetarian—strictness noun [uncountable]COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 2nounsstrict rules/regulations/guidelines· There are strict rules and regulations regarding conduct.a strict code (=set of rules about what is acceptable)· The club has a strict dress code.· Doctors have a strict code of conduct.strict limits· Many airlines impose strict limits on the weight of baggage.strict orders/instructions· He’s left strict instructions not to be disturbed.strict control· There must be strict control of local government spending.strict discipline (=rules of behaviour which must be obeyed)· The head teacher insists upon strict discipline throughout the school.strict requirements· Landlords must comply with strict safety requirements.strict criteria (=standards that are used for judging someone or making a decision about them)· The supermarket’s suppliers must meet strict criteria.a strict diet· He went on a strict diet and lost a lot of weight.phrasesin strict confidence/in the strictest confidence (=kept completely secret)· Any information you give will be treated in the strictest confidence.THESAURUSstrict expecting people to obey rules or to do what you say – used especially about parents, teachers, or organizations: · Our teachers were very strict.· Most schools are quite strict about the way students dress.firm showing that you are in control of the situation and will not change your opinion, especially when you are telling someone what to do: · You have to be firm with young children.· I’ll be firm with him and tell him he can’t have any more money.tough determined that your orders or decisions will be obeyed, especially in order to make sure that a situation improves – used especially when you think that someone is right to be strict: · We need a government that is tough on crime.· She can be quite tough with her students, but they respect her for it.· The chancellor has got to be tough and keep government spending down.stern strict in a serious, disapproving, and rather unfriendly way: · Her grandfather was a stern man who rarely smiled.· Sheila walked into the museum, under the stern gaze of the curator.harsh punishing or criticizing someone in a way that seems very severe, often too severe: · Don’t be too harsh on her – she’s only a child.· It may seem harsh to punish him, but he has to learn that this kind of behaviour is unacceptable.· Her reaction to the child’s bad behaviour was unnecessarily harsh.authoritarian disapproving very strict about forcing people to obey rules or laws, and punishing them very severely if they fail to do this – used about people and governments: · Her father was very authoritarian and insisted on total obedience.· an authoritarian governmentrule/law/systemstrict a strict order or rule is one that must be obeyed: · There are strict rules about keeping tax records.· He had strict instructions to return the key to me.tight tight  controls or limits are very strict about what is allowed and what is not allowed: · The report recommends tighter controls on the advertising of alcohol.· There are tight regulations governing waste disposal.tough tough laws or rules are very strict: · They want tougher laws against drinking and driving.· The federal government is introducing tough new rules on immigration.harsh harsh punishments or laws are very severe, often too severe: · There are harsh penalties for drug trafficking.· The government has brought in harsh measures to combat the rioting taking place in many cities.stringent controlling what people can do with rules that have very high standards: · There are now stringent controls on pollution from all power stations.· stringent new food safety regulations

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Collins	strict ★★★☆☆ /strɪ̱kt/ 1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]严明的；严格的；必须恪守的 A strict rule or order is very clear and precise or severe and must always be obeyed completely. The officials had issued strict instructions that we were not to get out of the jeep... 有关官员严令禁止我们下吉普车。 French privacy laws are very strict... 法国的隐私法非常严苛。 All your replies will be treated in the strictest confidence... 你的所有答复都将绝对保密。 Even if you are on a fairly strict diet you can still go out for a good meal. 即使是在严格地节食，也可以出去吃顿好的。 strictly The acceptance of new members is strictly controlled. 新成员的吸纳受到严格的限制。 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]要求严格的；严厉的 If a parent or other person in authority is strict, they regard many actions as unacceptable and do not allow them. My parents were very strict. 父母对我要求非常严格。 ...a few schools selected for their high standards and their strict discipline. 因教学水平高、纪律严而入选的几所学校 strictly My own mother was brought up very strictly and correctly. 我母亲从小接受严格而规范的教育。 strictness The girl lied because she resented her parents' strictness. 由于不满父母的严厉态度，这个女孩撒了谎。 3 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]严谨的；精确的；严密的 If you talk about the strict meaning of something, you mean the precise meaning of it. [ADJ n] It's not quite peace in the strictest sense of the word, rather the absence of war. 严格说来，这并不是真正的和平，只是没有战争罢了。 strictly See also:strict ； Actually, that is not strictly true... 事实上，严格说来那不是真的。 Strictly speaking, it is not one house at all, but three houses joined together. 严格来说，这根本不是一间房子，而是三间房子连在一起。 4 [ADJ 形容词]恪守信条的；严格的 You use strict to describe someone who never does things that are against their beliefs. [ADJ n] Four million Britons are now strict vegetarians... 目前有400万英国人是严格的素食者。 He was a strict, old-school Freudian. 他是个不折不扣、传统守旧的弗洛伊德学说信奉者。
Oxford	strict ★ / strɪkt ; NAmE strɪkt / adjective ( strict·er , strict·est ) 1 ★ that must be obeyed exactly 严格的（指必须恪守） ◆ strict rules/regulations/discipline 严格的规则╱规章制度╱纪律 ◆ She left strict instructionsthat she was not to be disturbed. 她严格指示务必不要打扰她。 ◆ He told me in the strictest confidence (= on the understanding that I would tell nobody else). 他相信我绝对口紧，便告诉了我。 ◆ She's on a very strict diet. 她正严格节食。 2 ★ demanding that rules, especially rules about behaviour, should be obeyed 要求严格的；严厉的 ◆ a strict teacher/parent/disciplinarian 严格的教师╱父（或母）亲╱执行纪律者 ◆ She's very strict about things like homework. 她对作业之类的事要求非常严格。 ◆ They were always very strict with their children. 他们对子女一向十分严格。 3 ★ obeying the rules of a particular religion, belief, etc. exactly 恪守教规（或信条等）的 ◆ a strict Muslim 恪守教规的穆斯林 ◆ a strict vegetarian 纯粹的素食者 4 [usually before noun ] very exact and clearly defined 严密的；严谨的；精确的 ◆ It wasn't illegal in the strict sense (of the word). 严格说来，这不算违法。 ▶ strict·ness / strɪktnəs ; NAmE strɪktnəs / noun [uncountable ] strict stricter strictest strict / strɪkt ; NAmE strɪkt / strict·ness / strɪktnəs ; NAmE strɪktnəs /
LDC	strictstrict /strɪkt/ ●●○ S3 adjective (comparative stricter, superlative strictest) Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1expecting people to obey rules or to do what you say OPP lenient: a strict teacherstrict about This company is very strict about punctuality.strict with The Stuarts are very strict with their children.2a strict order or rule is one that must be obeyed: You had strict instructions not to tell anybody. There are strict limits on presidential campaign contributions. He’s under strict orders from his doctor to quit smoking. I’m telling you this in the strictest confidence (=it must be kept completely secret).3[usually before noun] exact and correct, often in a way that seems unreasonable: Amy was attractive, although not beautiful in the strictest sense of the word.4obeying all the rules of a religion or set of principles: He was raised a strict Catholic. a strict vegetarian—strictness noun [uncountable]COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 2nounsstrict rules/regulations/guidelines· There are strict rules and regulations regarding conduct.a strict code (=set of rules about what is acceptable)· The club has a strict dress code.· Doctors have a strict code of conduct.strict limits· Many airlines impose strict limits on the weight of baggage.strict orders/instructions· He’s left strict instructions not to be disturbed.strict control· There must be strict control of local government spending.strict discipline (=rules of behaviour which must be obeyed)· The head teacher insists upon strict discipline throughout the school.strict requirements· Landlords must comply with strict safety requirements.strict criteria (=standards that are used for judging someone or making a decision about them)· The supermarket’s suppliers must meet strict criteria.a strict diet· He went on a strict diet and lost a lot of weight.phrasesin strict confidence/in the strictest confidence (=kept completely secret)· Any information you give will be treated in the strictest confidence.THESAURUSstrict expecting people to obey rules or to do what you say – used especially about parents, teachers, or organizations: · Our teachers were very strict.· Most schools are quite strict about the way students dress.firm showing that you are in control of the situation and will not change your opinion, especially when you are telling someone what to do: · You have to be firm with young children.· I’ll be firm with him and tell him he can’t have any more money.tough determined that your orders or decisions will be obeyed, especially in order to make sure that a situation improves – used especially when you think that someone is right to be strict: · We need a government that is tough on crime.· She can be quite tough with her students, but they respect her for it.· The chancellor has got to be tough and keep government spending down.stern strict in a serious, disapproving, and rather unfriendly way: · Her grandfather was a stern man who rarely smiled.· Sheila walked into the museum, under the stern gaze of the curator.harsh punishing or criticizing someone in a way that seems very severe, often too severe: · Don’t be too harsh on her – she’s only a child.· It may seem harsh to punish him, but he has to learn that this kind of behaviour is unacceptable.· Her reaction to the child’s bad behaviour was unnecessarily harsh.authoritarian disapproving very strict about forcing people to obey rules or laws, and punishing them very severely if they fail to do this – used about people and governments: · Her father was very authoritarian and insisted on total obedience.· an authoritarian governmentrule/law/systemstrict a strict order or rule is one that must be obeyed: · There are strict rules about keeping tax records.· He had strict instructions to return the key to me.tight tight controls or limits are very strict about what is allowed and what is not allowed: · The report recommends tighter controls on the advertising of alcohol.· There are tight regulations governing waste disposal.tough tough laws or rules are very strict: · They want tougher laws against drinking and driving.· The federal government is introducing tough new rules on immigration.harsh harsh punishments or laws are very severe, often too severe: · There are harsh penalties for drug trafficking.· The government has brought in harsh measures to combat the rioting taking place in many cities.stringent controlling what people can do with rules that have very high standards: · There are now stringent controls on pollution from all power stations.· stringent new food safety regulations
WDF	strict [strɪkt] 级别:stricter, strictest CET4CET6TEM4考研 j3579 8564 1224 692 1721 2137 2790 ADJ4112 252361 Spoken: 33149364 stricter[275] strictest[517] 严格的(85%)，精确的(10%)，完全的(5%) adj.严格的；绝对的；精确的；详细的

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