| 释义 |
bridle at
英音 [ ˈbraɪdl æt ]
美音 [ ˈbraɪdl æt ]
释义
对……感到愤怒或不满：对某事物或某人感到愤怒或不满，表现出不耐烦或不满的情绪。
例句
1·Anyone would bridle at such insults.
任何人对这般侮辱都会发怒的。
2·Though Americans may bridle at the notion of being taught manners, the book really just aims to give sound advice for getting through the ordeal with maximum dispatch and minimum damage to children.
美国人或许会对这种教授礼仪的概念不屑一顾，不过这本书实际上只是试图提供一些合理的建议，帮助读者在这个让人倍感煎熬的过程中实现最高的效率，以及最大程度地降低对孩子的伤害。
3·In passing the garden to reach the road, at a place where a bridle hook is driven into the wall, I saw something white moved irregularly, evidently by another agent than the wind.
在我经过花园走到大路上时，在一个墙上钉了一个系缰绳用的铁钩的地方，我看见一个白的什么东西乱动，显然不是风吹的，而是另一个什么东西使它动。
同义词
轻视，瞧不起
despiseset light by
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