quarrelsome
美 [ˈkwɔrəlsəm]英 [ˈkwɒrəls(ə)m]
- adj.爱争吵的;好口角的
- 网络好争吵的;喜欢争吵的;好争论的
quarrelsome
quarrelsome
好争吵的
英语词汇的奥秘 ... burdensome 沉重的 quarrelsome 好争吵的 lonesome 孤独的 ...
喜欢争吵的
2008年1月的SAT真题解析-sat阅读培训-教育联展网 ... disaffected 不满的不忠的 quarrelsome 喜欢争吵的 sentimental 多愁善 …
好争论的
高中英语常用词缀 - 豆丁网 ... zealous 热心的) - quarrelsome 好争论的) meddlesome 好干涉的) - ...
爱争吵的
... offensive 讨厌的,无礼的 quarrelsome 爱争吵的 spiteful 怀恨的,恶意的 ...
喜欢吵架的
普通英汉小词典_翻译家(Fanyijia.com) ... quarrel 吵架 quarrelsome 喜欢吵架的 quarry 凿石场 ...
1
Can a bitterly divided government get things done, or must the country prepare for two years of quarrelsome stagnation?
一个出现严重分裂的政府能够完成使命吗?还是这个国家必须准备好未来两年因纷争不断而陷入停滞局面?
2
His colleagues were a strange, quarrelsome band, ex-cons and ex-legionnaires, some of whom had been homeless themselves.
他的伙伴是一群古怪的、争论不休的人,前反战分子、退伍军队、以及一些曾经的流浪汉。
3
The peacock is well known as an ornamental bird, though it is quarrelsome and does not mix well with other domestic animals.
孔雀被认为是一种装饰性的鸟,因为它好吵架,并不会与其他家畜相处。
4
He must not be addicted to wine or quarrelsome, but gentle and peaceful, and not a lover of money.
不嗜酒,不暴戾,而应温良和善,不贪爱钱财。
5
I was afraid he might be quarrelsome and get himself into more trouble.
我怕的是他常常跟别人吵嘴,弄得他自己处于难堪的地位。
6
Both the couples are quarrelsome . So their neighbors couldn't have had a quiet life since they moved in .
两对夫妇都爱吵架。自从他们搬过来后他们的邻居再也没有宁静的日子了。
7
He tends to get quarrelsome when he is drunk.
他喝醉后就容易与人争吵。
8
On November 6th the coalition sought to patch up disputes among its three quarrelsome members with a little extra spending.
11月6日,联合政府试图通过一点额外开支来解决其内部最好争吵的三个成员之间的争执。
9
More than a millennium later, the city was in thrall to "quarrelsome, tough, crazy" Pope Sixtus V, as a later poet called him.
一千多年之后,罗马城迎来了教皇西斯科特五世,他被后世一位诗人评价为“好争论、粗暴、疯狂”。
10
We found your Cotter Pyke to be an uncouth and unpleasant man, quarrelsome and niggardly.
我们发现你的部下卡特·派克不仅粗鲁讨厌,动不动就吵架,而且还是个吝啬鬼。
11
Pugnacious, belligerent, quarrelsome . . . the North Korean capital is the moody adolescent of the continent.
好斗,好战,好争论的…朝鲜首都是一个喜怒无常的年青人的地方。
12
Balboa had a reputation as a fierce and quarrelsome young man.
巴尔博亚是一位以勇猛和喜欢争吵闻名的年轻人。
13
The quarrelsome and impoverished lands of eastern Europe were Roosevelt's sop to Stalin for his country's terrible sacrifices.
东欧那些贫瘠而争吵不休的国家是罗斯福抛出来给斯大林,要他的国家作出可怕牺牲的诱惑物。
14
A. He often gets quarrelsome when he's been drinking. B. He often becomes quarrelsome when he's been drinking.
当他喝上几杯时,他常常变得爱吵架。
15
That China is so quarrelsome as to even have a ROW with tiny little Nepal over the height of a mountain.
中国经常争吵不休,甚至在一座山的高度是多少都要和小小的尼泊尔争吵。
16
The island is empty until the woman got tired of the troublesome and quarrelsome wolf.
这个岛本来什么都没有的。女人对爱惹是生非的狼已经忍无可忍。
17
These bad habits include being haughty, being quarrelsome, and being envious of others.
这些不良习惯包括傲慢自大、好争吵的、以及妒忌他人。
18
The quarrelsome general quarreled about a quarter quart of oil vin the headquarters.
好争吵的将军在司?部为四分之一夸脱油而争吵。
19
As charcoal is to hot embers and wood to fire, so is a quarrelsome person for kindling strife.
好争竞的人煽惑争端,就如余火加炭,火上加柴一样。
20
Ill - tempered and quarrelsome; disagreeable.
脾气不好的和爱争吵的;不讨人喜欢的。
21
The Holy Roman Empire is a collection of small, quarrelsome states under the more-or-less nominal suzerainty of the Emperor.
神圣罗马帝国是一个小,皇帝下,更或多或少争吵名义宗主权国家的集合。
22
Though he was quarrelsome by nature and often stubborn and hard, he was always gentle with children.
虽然他生性急躁,而且经常很固执生硬,可是对孩子们却十分温存。
23
If Libra becomes quarrelsome, Pisces will plunge into despondency.
一旦天秤变得争执不休,双鱼便会陷入沮丧之中。
24
Small wonder if she becomes a nag, petty, quarrelsome, gossipy , unbearable, thus driving the man from the house.
难怪她变得唠叨、吵闹、嘀嘀咕咕、不可忍受,因此驱赶这个男人离开屋子。
25
During the process, they evolve from quarrelsome enemies to lovers.
在这期间,他们从爱争吵的敌人变成了恋人。
26
Having a tendency to pick fights; quarrelsome .
有一种挑起斗争的趋向(有争议的);好争吵的。
27
To the degree we expect respect; to that degree we will be quarrelsome.
我们在多大程度上期待别人尊重自己,相应地我们就会在多大程度上变得纷争不和。
28
His brothers were greedy and quarrelsome.
他的弟兄们贪婪且喜欢争吵。
29
A queer and quarrelsome person has few friends.
古怪、爱吵架的人朋友很少。
30
A quarrelsome child has few friends.
爱争吵的孩子朋友少。