stiff - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

stiff

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stiffer

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stiffest

硬的, 僵硬的

not flexible and therefore hard to bend or change shape

The cardboard was too stiff to fold into the desired shape.
The artist chose a stiff canvas to create a more structured painting.
艺术家选择了一块硬挺的画布来创作一幅更有结构的画作。
He found it hard to turn the stiff pages of the old book.
他发现很难翻动那本旧书的僵硬书页。
The fabric was too stiff to drape nicely.
布料太硬了，无法很好地垂坠。
The new shoes were too stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
新鞋子太硬了，穿起来不舒服。

同义词：

not moving easily

僵硬的, 拘谨的

having a rigid or reserved demeanor, often due to formality or discomfort

同义词：

strong or intense in force

producing a strong physical or chemical effect

The negotiation process became stiff as both sides refused to compromise on their terms.
After sitting in the same position for hours, I stood up with a stiff back that made it hard to move.
The stiff competition in the job market made it difficult for recent graduates to find employment.
He delivered a stiff reprimand to the employees who failed to meet their deadlines, emphasizing the importance of accountability.
The air was stiff with tension as the two rivals faced each other in the final match of the tournament.