become rigid

常见例句

Often a liars body will become rigid with stiff movement in the joints.
普遍而言，说谎者的身体关节处显得僵硬，会做出一些呆板的举动，尤其在他们的腿部。
Indeed, after years of bread, noodles and cakes, human tissues inevitably become rigid and yellow with pigmented AGE deposits.
的确，人们多年食用面包，面条和糕点后，人体组织不可避免地会变得僵硬，因色素沉着而变得发黄。
Johann Wolfgang Goethe, once said: "continuous reform and innovation, will be full of youthful vigor, or else, it may become rigid and inflexible."
歌德也曾经说过：“不断改革创新，就会充满青春活力，否则，就可能变得僵化。”

Then, ten years ago, the drug caused a deadly condition called neuroleptic malignant syndrome, in which the muscles become rigid, blood pressure rises and muscles can deteriorate.
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Twenty years ago, neuroscientists held that after a certain critical period, usually no more than the first 12 months of life, the entire visual system has become far too rigid for any real learning to take place.
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Wages are also likely to be less rigid in short-term jobs, where workers do not become attached to their firm.
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