devotion

n.

献身，奉献；忠诚；信仰，祈祷；热爱

复数：devotions

devotion to duty忠于职守(常用于正式嘉奖大会上)

devotion aura虔诚光环；专注光环；热血灵光

1. Through great effort perhaps he is just cultivating a little devotion.
   尽管经过了很大的努力，他也许只是培养出少许的虔诚。
2. We were deeply moved by their devotion.
   我们为他们的献身精神所感动。
3. His devotion to science is well known.
   他对科学的献身精神为人熟知。
4. His devotion led him to the priesthood.
   他的信仰使他成为祭司。
5. A career needs our devotion all our lives.
   一项事业需要我们毕生的奉献。
6. His devotion to music is plain to see.
   他对音乐的挚爱是显而易见的。
7. We' re moved by his devotion to his students.
   他热爱自己的学生，我们很受感动。

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