"Intense"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Stronger, fiercer, harder, tougher

A: 激しい
It's kind of fierce, strong and concentrated. Intense heat is a good example, you might call the heat from a blowtorch or big fire intense.
Someone can also have an "intense gaze", which means they're looking very hard at something and probably concentrating hard.

A: For example, extreme sports are intense. This coffee was intense.

A: "just as, if not more, intense"

the "just as" part means that it could be equally intense and the "if not more" part means that it could maybe even be more intense.

Ex: The second movie was just as, if not more, intense than the first!

This means that the second movie could be equally as intense, or possibly even more intense than the first one.

A: My workout was intense, I’m sweating hard!
This test in intense, even the smart kid cried!
Intense colors are very bright.
You learn a lot in intensive classes.

A: The training was intense

2) After many years of intense study, he received his medical degree.

3) He shielded his eyes from the intense flash of light.

4) She has an intense dislike for animals.

A: Intense is hard or a lot of something.
- He gave me an intense look when I walked in the room.
- I get an intense feeling whenever I listen to that song.
- This physics class is intense.
- I am in intense pain.

Intensive needs or takes a lot.
- My sister had a heart attack and is in the intensive care unit (ICU).
- The video is an intensive but fun introduction to Italian.
- Building the wall will be labor-intensive, so it will not be cheap.

A: The argument between the husband and wife was really intense.

The man has an intense look in his eye.

The fight scene between the soldiers was the most intense moment of the film.

This curry has an intense (strong) flavour.

A: Skydiving is a really intense activity.

The storm was so intense it ripped the roofs off of people's homes!

A: They are closely related and often mean basically the same thing. But they can be different.

Intense - extreme, strong, forceful
“The roller coaster was intense!”

Intensive - involving a lot of work in a short amount of time
“Construction is intensive work.”

A: “Intense” is just a word meaning that something was highly impactful.
Ex: “wow, that concert was intense.”
Intense in this sentence means the concert was a memorable event, but isn’t necessarily related to physicality (but it can be)
Ex: “that flavour is intense.”
In this sentence, intense is referring to a strong flavour, meaning it is related to a physicality.

“Strenuous” is meaning something causes a physical strain on a person.
Ex: “that concert was strenuous.”
Strenuous in this context alludes to the speaker feeling physically exhausted after the event happened.

Something “intense” could have a “strenuous” result on a person. I hope that helped!!

A: intense is a more powerful word than strong

A: intense means having or showing strong feelings and
storing means keep or accumulate something for future use

A: "Intense" refers to emotions or feelings - "intense cold", "intense concentration"

"Intensive" refers to sustained action - "intensive training"

A: intense

A: Intense involves strong feeling. Example: the emotion is intense.

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A: They are both small. They can be interchanged. Using a world like "very" or "extremely" of front of the word would make it more intense.