riled

英 [raɪld]

美 [raɪld]

v.  惹恼; 激怒
rile的过去分词和过去式

过去式：riled　

COCA.43627

柯林斯词典

• VERB 激怒;使恼怒
  If somethingrilesyou, it makes you angry.
  1. Cancellations and late departures rarely rile him.
     他很少因为约定取消或出发太晚而恼火。

英英释义

adj

• aroused to impatience or anger
  1. made an irritated gesture
  2. feeling nettled from the constant teasing
  3. peeved about being left out
  4. felt really pissed at her snootiness
  5. riled no end by his lies
  6. roiled by the delay
  Synonym:annoyedirritatedmiffednettledpeevedpissedpissed offroiledsteamedstung

双语例句

• The new policy riled existing customers and didn't win many new ones.
  新的营销方针激怒了现有的顾客，却并没有赢得许多新顾客。
• Edgar says," That's true, but it gets me riled up when people who grew up at the country club claim to have had humble beginnings. "
  埃德加说，“确实，但是一听到在乡村俱乐部长大的人声称自己起家艰难我就有气。”
• Depends on how much you got them riled up.
  要看你是否激怒了他们。
• I'm discovering what patients think makes a good doctor, what they value and deem essential to high-quality care, and what gets them really riled.
  他们真正重视什么，并且认为什么样的高品质的照顾来说必须的，还有什么会彻底激怒他们。
• Fukuda is seen as an advocate of warm relations with China and South Korea, while Aso is known for his conservative views that have sometimes riled Japan's neighbors.
  福田康夫被视为主张与中国和韩国发展良好关系，而麻生太郎以保守观点着称，有时让日本的邻国感到愤怒。
• Developers have been riled up about the policies ever since they came out, which may be a good sign for homebuyers.
  自那时候起他们出现，开发商已激怒了有关的政策，这可能是对购房者是一个好兆头。
• 11 If all else fails, just talk about the weather, which always gets people riled up ( unless you live in Florida or Southern California).
  如果全都行不通，干脆聊聊常把大伙儿惹毛的天气吧（此条不适用于佛罗里达或者南加利福尼亚的居民）。
• For the first time he seems riled.
  安瓦尔第一次显得恼怒。
• Fellow citizens making billions do not by themselves get many people riled.
  拥有亿万身家的同胞自身并没不会让人们怒火中烧。
• So, what riles Edgar – what gets him riled up – is that people who are rich say they came from poor families.
  因此，是那些有钱人说自己来自穷人家庭惹怒了埃德加。