ire

英 [ˈaɪə(r)]

美 [ˈaɪər]

n.  愤怒

GRE电力

BNC.22999 / COCA.15744

牛津词典

noun

• 愤怒
  anger
  1. to arouse/raise/provoke the ire of local residents
     激怒当地居民
  2. to draw the ire of local residents
     激怒当地居民

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 愤怒;怒火
  Ireis anger.
  1. Their ire was directed mainly at the government.
     他们的怒火主要指向政府。

英英释义

noun

• belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)
  Synonym:wrathangerira
• a strong emotion
  Synonym:angercholer

双语例句

• The whores have to daily vent their ire!
  妓女们常常需要发泄！
• Their ire was directed mainly at the government.
  他们的怒火主要指向政府。
• His efforts to reduce pay and benefits raised the ire of workers, with the pilots union calling for his resignation in December.
  他的减薪和减少补助金的努力也增加了工人的愤怒情绪，随后飞行员工会在12月要求他辞职。
• At the time, the concession was enough to damp down congressional ire.
  当时，北京方面的让步足以压下美国国会的怒火。
• His ire is aimed especially against giant Uttar Pradesh.
  他的义愤尤其针对势力庞大的北方邦。
• I helped him only to draw his ire.
  帮了他的忙，反落一身包涵。
• In this way millions of people all over the world are kept ire touch with each other.
  世界上千千万万的人用这种方式互相保持联系。
• But this has raised public ire to a certain extent and has also piqued the government.
  但是它在一定程度上激起了公众的愤怒，政府的不满也在暗暗滋生。
• They also face public ire if they are seen as sharing out gains or pains unfairly.
  他们同样面对公共的忿怒如果他们被看作是对盈利或痛苦不公平的分担。
• By making these points, I'm not saying that Americans have no reason to be concerned about China's rise, or that China doesn't bring ire onto itself through certain policies.
  通过明白这几点，我正在认为美国人有理由关心中国的崛起，我也没有说中国没有通过特定的政策解决了一些问题。