wound up
英 [waʊnd ʌp]
美 [waʊnd ʌp]
adj. 焦躁不安的;紧张的;恼怒的
Collins.1
柯林斯词典
- 焦躁不安的;紧张的;恼怒的
If someone iswound up, they are very tense and nervous or angry.
英英释义
adj
- brought to a state of great tension
- all wound up for a fight
双语例句
- My kite wound up on the roof of my uncle's house.
我们的风筝落到我叔叔的屋顶上。 - Keep the clock and altimeter wound up.
谨防时钟和高度计损坏。 - So, you wound up taking over the temple?
那么你掌管寺庙了? - On light friable soil He wound up the loose rope.
在轻质松散的土壤上他卷拢起松散的绳子。 - After punching him on the chin she wound up hitting him over the head
她先挥拳打他的下巴,然后又打他的脑袋。 - I've wound up the clock so many times it's become a ritual.
我给钟上发条那么多次,已成了一种惯例。 - But all I know is teeth. that's how I wound up being a dentist.
但我只知道牙齿,所以我就成为了一个牙医。 - He's all* Wound up like a spring.
他整个人紧张得像个弹簧似的。 - Hugh: They weren't sure where to put me, so I wound up in the kitchen.
休:他们不知道把我安排到哪去,所以我就到厨房来了。 - Thinking he had won the game, satan wound up and fired his first pitch.
一边想着马上就要赢了这场比赛,撒旦甩开手臂扔出了他的第一投。