Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Fierce"

A: When I think of "fierce" I think of a "fierce look" which would be eyes slightly closed with a focused and aggressive expression.

In my opinion "fierce" is always used positively in our culture. Describing someone in sports or business as a "fierce competitor" is common and considered good. 10 years ago when I was in high school, it was common for girls to call themselves and each other fierce and it was a compliment.

So what does it mean? To me, when you are fierce, you are focused, determined, aggressive, tenacious, strong, likely you are willing to fight, metaphorically and possibly literally.

You could say that two sports teams have a "fierce rivalry" too. In this case the players and fans probably don't like each other and the players might get more physical when they play - this physicality could be within the rules or outside of the rules and therefore result in penalties.

¿Te ayudé?

A: aggressive

A: I think of really intense. In the case of people or animals, I would add an intent to kill/win at all costs.

A "fierce competitor" is someone who always aims to win with all of their effort.

A fierce predator is something like a tiger or an angry bear.

A fire that burns fiercely is a fire that is raging and possibly out of control.

A: significa feroz

A: @yoselinpff: It sort of means intense in a way. Or it means intimidating.

A: Traditionally it means really aggressive
“The lion had a fierce roar.”
“The hurricane was fierce.”

It became slang to describe someone’s fearless look or attitude
“Her new fire red hair was fierce”
“Naomi Cambell was fierce on the runway.”

Not as popular of a slang term with youth anymore but I sometimes hear sports announcers say it as in
“Simone Biles is fierce on the mat.”

A: That tiger is rather fierce. Even with the glass, I don't like being close to it.

She gave me a fierce stare, and I backed down immediately.

A: Stop ! You are too fierce ...
止めて！あなたは過度に激しいです

ごめん、僕の日本語は悪いです｡｡｡

A: He fought a fierce battle.

The storm came through with fierce winds.

She dedicated herself to her studies with fierce determination.

Fierce means having or displaying intense aggressiveness.

A: @pavels: "She whipped up something fierce" (means that she made food in a fierce way, or aggressively and quickly, and also the food was incredibly delicious)
"He looked at her fiercely"

A: Ferocious is a stronger term than fierce.

A: Fierce is a more aggressive term than intense. A lion is fierce. I can have an intense focus but be very still. You probably wouldn’t say a person had a fierce focus.

“He will do anything to beat his opponent. He is a fierce competitor.”

“She works very hard and trains seven days a week. She is a very intense competitor.”

Rollercoasters are too intense for me. I don’t like them.

Federer can serve a tennis ball at over 130 miles per hour. He really has a fierce serve!

A: Fierce = no fear, no holding back; in slang, it can actually be a compliment, especially in the gay community. For example, "that dance was fierce."
Brutal had a more negative meaning, a bit like "unnecessarily violent"

A: 差不多意思，可以混用。ferocious比fierce還強一點兒。

Unfortunately, the ferocious tiger ate my girlfriend's little dog.

Unfortunately my girlfriend's little dog wasn't fierce enough, and was eaten by the tiger.

The Russian troops faced fierce resistance in Afghanistan. (very common wording)

The Russian troops faced ferocious resistance in Afghanistan. (very natural, but slightly less common wording)

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