become rigid

基本解釋

Often a liars body will become rigid with stiff movement in the joints.
普遍而言，說謊者的身躰關(guān)節(jié)処顯得僵硬，會做出一些呆板的擧動，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，人們多年食用麪包，麪條和糕點(diǎn)後，人躰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?！?/li>
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