fittest

英 [ˈfɪtɪst]

美 [ˈfɪtəst]

adj.  健壮的; 健康的; (质量、素质或技能)适合的，恰当的，合格的; 可能(或准备)做某事至极端程度
fit的最高级

双语例句

• In business, unlike in nature, the fittest often survive by helping create the environment that favors them.
  商界与自然界不同，适者生存的途径通常是创造有利于自己的环境。
• He conceives of society as a jungle where only the fittest survive.
  他认为社会是一个只有适者才能生存的弱肉强食之地。
• They believe themselves to be the fittest of all the races and the natural rulers of the world.
  他们相信自己是所有种族优胜劣汰的结果，是世界的主宰者。
• In the rat race of today's world, only the fittest survives.
  在当今竞争激烈的世界里，惟有适者才能生存。
• This was what was known as "the survival of the fittest."
  这就上人们所说的“适者生存”
• He mistakenly ascribes the expression 'survival of the fittest' to Charles Darwin.
  他错误地认为“适者生存”是查尔斯·达尔文说的。
• Thick Hide, Dire Bear and Survival of the Fittest only affect base armor.
  厚皮，巨熊形态和适者生存只影响基础护甲值。
• Reality is so cruel," survival of the fittest," the truth will never change over time.
  现实就是这样的残酷，“适者生存”的道理永远不会随着时间而改变。
• Isn't our business about the survival of the fittest?
  我们的生意不就是最好的生存吗？
• Both documents challenge the notion of a dog-eat-dog society, where survival of the fittest reigns.
  两份文书都对适者生存的弱肉强食社会观念提出挑战。