Definition of virile in English:

virile

adjective ˈvɪrʌɪlˈvɪrəl

1(of a man) having strength, energy, and a strong sex drive.
（男子）威猛的，强壮的，阳刚的
he was a powerful, virile man
Example sentencesExamples
- Surely these handsome, virile guys must have been having a good time in mid-town, with its bright lights and ‘action’.
- Strong-muscled, virile, simple and truthful, the Paharis inhabit the hilly tracts of the ‘middle mountains'.
- Sperm banks then sell the seminal product through catalogs which feature glossy photos of virile men.
- It was hard to see him as anything other than a virile male.
- You could have had me, a young, virile man, but no, you had to have an old fat king.
- He deconstructs myths of the tough virile man, laying his anxieties bare on the floor.
- There's nothing I hate more than a virile guy who is an effective patient listener.
- These guys all want to come home, have their necks rubbed, have their slippers handed to them, and be told what big, virile men they are.
- Gandhari is given away by reluctant parents to a blind but virile husband, yet is unable to become a mother by natural means.
- I'd much rather be de-frosted in a hundred years time a reasonably virile man in his twenties, rather than a decrepit octogenarian who had already died once.
- The fact that testosterone is involved gave rise to the idea that bald men are more virile.
- Usually, US Army personnel are depicted on TV or in the movies as smart, fit, tall, handsome, virile men, eager to fight for their country and ever at the ready.
- I must be very lucky person because every time I look at my e - mail someone wants to make me a millionaire, help me lose weight or become the world's most virile man.
- Besides, you've just been dumped for another, more virile man so I hardly think you're one to speak.
- The inscription reads: ‘Dedicated to those virile men - the copper miners…’
- Think about what it would be like to have a younger, more virile man make love to you!!
- The soldiers are being taught the perfect etiquette in beheading - the exact way to cleanse the sword, the proper way to swing the weapon, the strong virile shout.
- According to Hicks, the Christian gentleman is ‘strong, virile, and courageous,’ but will ‘never cause pain and is always kind and polite.’
- In the film, Sarah emerges as a person of weaker character - a woman so desperate for a virile man than she is willing to cash in her passionate relationship with God.
- I understand how distracted a woman can be with a virile man waiting at home for her.
Synonyms
manly, masculine, male, all-male
gallant, chivalrous, swashbuckling, valiant, valorous, courageous, brave, intrepid, fearless, stout-hearted, lionhearted, bold, heroic, daring
strong, tough, vigorous, robust, powerfully built, well made, well built, muscular, muscly, brawny, rugged, strapping, sturdy, hefty, husky, burly, solid, substantial
red-blooded, sexually potent, fertile, fecund
informal macho, laddish, butch, beefy, hunky, studly, ripped, shredded
North American informal buff
US informal jacked
1. 1.1 Having or characterized by strength and energy.
  强有力的；充满活力的
  a strong, virile performance of the Mass
  充满活力的弥撒曲表演。
  Example sentencesExamples
  For the next 30 years he was one of the company's most important principal dancers, an athletic and virile performer.
  It flags during the encampment scenes, with some redundant gore, but this is a muscular, virile piece of film-making from Boyle.
  As the editor of Independence, which was a task assigned to him, he proved his mettle as he was possessed of intellectual daring, a virile pen and sound political judgement.
  It implies progress, action, a sweeping away of the old order, a new era of vigorous and virile therapy.
  Entrapment: ‘a subtle and surprisingly virile performance’.
  A crucial part of the war effort was expended on creating an army of men who looked heroic, larger than life, and capable of showing forth the nation's virile strength.
  Cummins is a vulnerable, angry, intense, virile and passionate performer, making a ‘raging bull’ appear human, sad, remorseful and honourable.
  It was a strong hand, virile and filled with vigor.
  Scott Hendricks is an equally flexible, believable actor, a passionate advocate for freedom with his strong, virile baritone.
  A wonderfully virile performance of a great work!
  Time and again, advanced and cultured societies have been laid low by more primitive and virile enemies with superior military institutions and a stronger will to fight.
  The result is that the ruddy duck's genes, stronger, more virile, dominate the union, producing ruddy duck dominated hybrids and weakening the white-headed duck strain.
  Let's say, then, that they range from the distinguished and powerful to the young, brave and virile.
  One of them, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was convinced that the strong, virile physical and moral education of the British public schools was responsible for the prodigious expansion of the British Empire.
  Combat stimulates the virile or creative energy; and, like love, of which it is one form, excites the mind to an orgasm which enables it to transcend its rational dullness.
  Where I live we are surrounded by people in their 80s and 90s who are vigorous, virile and full of life as anyone I know.
  Sacred bovids, beginning with the fecund cow and advancing to the virile bull, were finally degraded to mere substance in the hands of humanized deities.

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense 'characteristic of a man'): from French viril or Latin virilis, from vir 'man'.

virago from Old English:
The second chapter of the Book of Genesis describes the creation of Eve: ‘And Adam said, This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man.’ In the Latin version of the Bible known as the Vulgate, the word Adam uses for Eve is Virago. This is not the insult it appears to be now. Virago meant ‘heroic woman, female warrior’ in Latin and derived from vir ‘man’, the source of virile (Late Middle English) and virtue (Middle English) originally meaning ‘manliness. Virago first appeared in English with reference to Eve, but medieval man started using it in the disparaging sense ‘a domineering, violent, or bad-tempered woman’ that survives today.

Definition of virile in US English:

virile

adjectiveˈvɪrəlˈvirəl

1(of a man) having strength, energy, and a strong sex drive.
（男子）威猛的，强壮的，阳刚的
Example sentencesExamples
- I must be very lucky person because every time I look at my e - mail someone wants to make me a millionaire, help me lose weight or become the world's most virile man.
- He deconstructs myths of the tough virile man, laying his anxieties bare on the floor.
- Think about what it would be like to have a younger, more virile man make love to you!!
- I'd much rather be de-frosted in a hundred years time a reasonably virile man in his twenties, rather than a decrepit octogenarian who had already died once.
- You could have had me, a young, virile man, but no, you had to have an old fat king.
- There's nothing I hate more than a virile guy who is an effective patient listener.
- The fact that testosterone is involved gave rise to the idea that bald men are more virile.
- Sperm banks then sell the seminal product through catalogs which feature glossy photos of virile men.
- Usually, US Army personnel are depicted on TV or in the movies as smart, fit, tall, handsome, virile men, eager to fight for their country and ever at the ready.
- Besides, you've just been dumped for another, more virile man so I hardly think you're one to speak.
- The inscription reads: ‘Dedicated to those virile men - the copper miners…’
- I understand how distracted a woman can be with a virile man waiting at home for her.
- Gandhari is given away by reluctant parents to a blind but virile husband, yet is unable to become a mother by natural means.
- Strong-muscled, virile, simple and truthful, the Paharis inhabit the hilly tracts of the ‘middle mountains'.
- The soldiers are being taught the perfect etiquette in beheading - the exact way to cleanse the sword, the proper way to swing the weapon, the strong virile shout.
- These guys all want to come home, have their necks rubbed, have their slippers handed to them, and be told what big, virile men they are.
- It was hard to see him as anything other than a virile male.
- In the film, Sarah emerges as a person of weaker character - a woman so desperate for a virile man than she is willing to cash in her passionate relationship with God.
- Surely these handsome, virile guys must have been having a good time in mid-town, with its bright lights and ‘action’.
- According to Hicks, the Christian gentleman is ‘strong, virile, and courageous,’ but will ‘never cause pain and is always kind and polite.’
Synonyms
manly, masculine, male, all-male
1. 1.1 Having or characterized by strength and energy.
  强有力的；充满活力的
  a strong, virile performance of the Mass
  充满活力的弥撒曲表演。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Let's say, then, that they range from the distinguished and powerful to the young, brave and virile.
  Sacred bovids, beginning with the fecund cow and advancing to the virile bull, were finally degraded to mere substance in the hands of humanized deities.
  It was a strong hand, virile and filled with vigor.
  Where I live we are surrounded by people in their 80s and 90s who are vigorous, virile and full of life as anyone I know.
  Time and again, advanced and cultured societies have been laid low by more primitive and virile enemies with superior military institutions and a stronger will to fight.
  It flags during the encampment scenes, with some redundant gore, but this is a muscular, virile piece of film-making from Boyle.
  Combat stimulates the virile or creative energy; and, like love, of which it is one form, excites the mind to an orgasm which enables it to transcend its rational dullness.
  Entrapment: ‘a subtle and surprisingly virile performance’.
  Cummins is a vulnerable, angry, intense, virile and passionate performer, making a ‘raging bull’ appear human, sad, remorseful and honourable.
  A crucial part of the war effort was expended on creating an army of men who looked heroic, larger than life, and capable of showing forth the nation's virile strength.
  For the next 30 years he was one of the company's most important principal dancers, an athletic and virile performer.
  It implies progress, action, a sweeping away of the old order, a new era of vigorous and virile therapy.
  Scott Hendricks is an equally flexible, believable actor, a passionate advocate for freedom with his strong, virile baritone.
  A wonderfully virile performance of a great work!
  The result is that the ruddy duck's genes, stronger, more virile, dominate the union, producing ruddy duck dominated hybrids and weakening the white-headed duck strain.
  One of them, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was convinced that the strong, virile physical and moral education of the British public schools was responsible for the prodigious expansion of the British Empire.
  As the editor of Independence, which was a task assigned to him, he proved his mettle as he was possessed of intellectual daring, a virile pen and sound political judgement.

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense ‘characteristic of a man’): from French viril or Latin virilis, from vir ‘man’.

单词	virile
释义	Definition of virile in English: virile adjective ˈvɪrʌɪlˈvɪrəl 1(of a man) having strength, energy, and a strong sex drive. （男子）威猛的，强壮的，阳刚的 he was a powerful, virile man Example sentencesExamples Surely these handsome, virile guys must have been having a good time in mid-town, with its bright lights and ‘action’. Strong-muscled, virile, simple and truthful, the Paharis inhabit the hilly tracts of the ‘middle mountains'. Sperm banks then sell the seminal product through catalogs which feature glossy photos of virile men. It was hard to see him as anything other than a virile male. You could have had me, a young, virile man, but no, you had to have an old fat king. He deconstructs myths of the tough virile man, laying his anxieties bare on the floor. There's nothing I hate more than a virile guy who is an effective patient listener. These guys all want to come home, have their necks rubbed, have their slippers handed to them, and be told what big, virile men they are. Gandhari is given away by reluctant parents to a blind but virile husband, yet is unable to become a mother by natural means. I'd much rather be de-frosted in a hundred years time a reasonably virile man in his twenties, rather than a decrepit octogenarian who had already died once. The fact that testosterone is involved gave rise to the idea that bald men are more virile. Usually, US Army personnel are depicted on TV or in the movies as smart, fit, tall, handsome, virile men, eager to fight for their country and ever at the ready. I must be very lucky person because every time I look at my e - mail someone wants to make me a millionaire, help me lose weight or become the world's most virile man. Besides, you've just been dumped for another, more virile man so I hardly think you're one to speak. The inscription reads: ‘Dedicated to those virile men - the copper miners…’ Think about what it would be like to have a younger, more virile man make love to you!! The soldiers are being taught the perfect etiquette in beheading - the exact way to cleanse the sword, the proper way to swing the weapon, the strong virile shout. According to Hicks, the Christian gentleman is ‘strong, virile, and courageous,’ but will ‘never cause pain and is always kind and polite.’ In the film, Sarah emerges as a person of weaker character - a woman so desperate for a virile man than she is willing to cash in her passionate relationship with God. I understand how distracted a woman can be with a virile man waiting at home for her. Synonyms manly, masculine, male, all-male gallant, chivalrous, swashbuckling, valiant, valorous, courageous, brave, intrepid, fearless, stout-hearted, lionhearted, bold, heroic, daring strong, tough, vigorous, robust, powerfully built, well made, well built, muscular, muscly, brawny, rugged, strapping, sturdy, hefty, husky, burly, solid, substantial red-blooded, sexually potent, fertile, fecund informal macho, laddish, butch, beefy, hunky, studly, ripped, shredded North American informal buff US informal jacked 1.1 Having or characterized by strength and energy. 强有力的；充满活力的 a strong, virile performance of the Mass 充满活力的弥撒曲表演。 Example sentencesExamples For the next 30 years he was one of the company's most important principal dancers, an athletic and virile performer. It flags during the encampment scenes, with some redundant gore, but this is a muscular, virile piece of film-making from Boyle. As the editor of Independence, which was a task assigned to him, he proved his mettle as he was possessed of intellectual daring, a virile pen and sound political judgement. It implies progress, action, a sweeping away of the old order, a new era of vigorous and virile therapy. Entrapment: ‘a subtle and surprisingly virile performance’. A crucial part of the war effort was expended on creating an army of men who looked heroic, larger than life, and capable of showing forth the nation's virile strength. Cummins is a vulnerable, angry, intense, virile and passionate performer, making a ‘raging bull’ appear human, sad, remorseful and honourable. It was a strong hand, virile and filled with vigor. Scott Hendricks is an equally flexible, believable actor, a passionate advocate for freedom with his strong, virile baritone. A wonderfully virile performance of a great work! Time and again, advanced and cultured societies have been laid low by more primitive and virile enemies with superior military institutions and a stronger will to fight. The result is that the ruddy duck's genes, stronger, more virile, dominate the union, producing ruddy duck dominated hybrids and weakening the white-headed duck strain. Let's say, then, that they range from the distinguished and powerful to the young, brave and virile. One of them, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was convinced that the strong, virile physical and moral education of the British public schools was responsible for the prodigious expansion of the British Empire. Combat stimulates the virile or creative energy; and, like love, of which it is one form, excites the mind to an orgasm which enables it to transcend its rational dullness. Where I live we are surrounded by people in their 80s and 90s who are vigorous, virile and full of life as anyone I know. Sacred bovids, beginning with the fecund cow and advancing to the virile bull, were finally degraded to mere substance in the hands of humanized deities. Origin Late 15th century (in the sense 'characteristic of a man'): from French viril or Latin virilis, from vir 'man'. virago from Old English: The second chapter of the Book of Genesis describes the creation of Eve: ‘And Adam said, This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man.’ In the Latin version of the Bible known as the Vulgate, the word Adam uses for Eve is Virago. This is not the insult it appears to be now. Virago meant ‘heroic woman, female warrior’ in Latin and derived from vir ‘man’, the source of virile (Late Middle English) and virtue (Middle English) originally meaning ‘manliness. Virago first appeared in English with reference to Eve, but medieval man started using it in the disparaging sense ‘a domineering, violent, or bad-tempered woman’ that survives today. Definition of virile in US English: virile adjectiveˈvɪrəlˈvirəl 1(of a man) having strength, energy, and a strong sex drive. （男子）威猛的，强壮的，阳刚的 Example sentencesExamples I must be very lucky person because every time I look at my e - mail someone wants to make me a millionaire, help me lose weight or become the world's most virile man. He deconstructs myths of the tough virile man, laying his anxieties bare on the floor. Think about what it would be like to have a younger, more virile man make love to you!! I'd much rather be de-frosted in a hundred years time a reasonably virile man in his twenties, rather than a decrepit octogenarian who had already died once. You could have had me, a young, virile man, but no, you had to have an old fat king. There's nothing I hate more than a virile guy who is an effective patient listener. The fact that testosterone is involved gave rise to the idea that bald men are more virile. Sperm banks then sell the seminal product through catalogs which feature glossy photos of virile men. Usually, US Army personnel are depicted on TV or in the movies as smart, fit, tall, handsome, virile men, eager to fight for their country and ever at the ready. Besides, you've just been dumped for another, more virile man so I hardly think you're one to speak. The inscription reads: ‘Dedicated to those virile men - the copper miners…’ I understand how distracted a woman can be with a virile man waiting at home for her. Gandhari is given away by reluctant parents to a blind but virile husband, yet is unable to become a mother by natural means. Strong-muscled, virile, simple and truthful, the Paharis inhabit the hilly tracts of the ‘middle mountains'. The soldiers are being taught the perfect etiquette in beheading - the exact way to cleanse the sword, the proper way to swing the weapon, the strong virile shout. These guys all want to come home, have their necks rubbed, have their slippers handed to them, and be told what big, virile men they are. It was hard to see him as anything other than a virile male. In the film, Sarah emerges as a person of weaker character - a woman so desperate for a virile man than she is willing to cash in her passionate relationship with God. Surely these handsome, virile guys must have been having a good time in mid-town, with its bright lights and ‘action’. According to Hicks, the Christian gentleman is ‘strong, virile, and courageous,’ but will ‘never cause pain and is always kind and polite.’ Synonyms manly, masculine, male, all-male 1.1 Having or characterized by strength and energy. 强有力的；充满活力的 a strong, virile performance of the Mass 充满活力的弥撒曲表演。 Example sentencesExamples Let's say, then, that they range from the distinguished and powerful to the young, brave and virile. Sacred bovids, beginning with the fecund cow and advancing to the virile bull, were finally degraded to mere substance in the hands of humanized deities. It was a strong hand, virile and filled with vigor. Where I live we are surrounded by people in their 80s and 90s who are vigorous, virile and full of life as anyone I know. Time and again, advanced and cultured societies have been laid low by more primitive and virile enemies with superior military institutions and a stronger will to fight. It flags during the encampment scenes, with some redundant gore, but this is a muscular, virile piece of film-making from Boyle. Combat stimulates the virile or creative energy; and, like love, of which it is one form, excites the mind to an orgasm which enables it to transcend its rational dullness. Entrapment: ‘a subtle and surprisingly virile performance’. Cummins is a vulnerable, angry, intense, virile and passionate performer, making a ‘raging bull’ appear human, sad, remorseful and honourable. A crucial part of the war effort was expended on creating an army of men who looked heroic, larger than life, and capable of showing forth the nation's virile strength. For the next 30 years he was one of the company's most important principal dancers, an athletic and virile performer. It implies progress, action, a sweeping away of the old order, a new era of vigorous and virile therapy. Scott Hendricks is an equally flexible, believable actor, a passionate advocate for freedom with his strong, virile baritone. A wonderfully virile performance of a great work! The result is that the ruddy duck's genes, stronger, more virile, dominate the union, producing ruddy duck dominated hybrids and weakening the white-headed duck strain. One of them, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was convinced that the strong, virile physical and moral education of the British public schools was responsible for the prodigious expansion of the British Empire. As the editor of Independence, which was a task assigned to him, he proved his mettle as he was possessed of intellectual daring, a virile pen and sound political judgement. Origin Late 15th century (in the sense ‘characteristic of a man’): from French viril or Latin virilis, from vir ‘man’.
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