griped
英[ɡraɪp]
美[ɡraɪp]
- n. 发牢骚；肠胃绞痛；紧握；小艇扣带
- v. 发牢骚；肠胃绞痛；握紧；惹恼；用扣带系紧（小艇）；偏航
双语例句
- 1. The child griped his mother's arm.
- 这个孩子紧握者他妈妈的手臂。 …
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- 2. She gave some medicine to me when my stomach griped.
- 我胃痛时她给了我一些药。
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- 3. Farmers have long griped about a dearth of competition.
- 农民们早就为缺乏竞争而牢骚满腹。
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- 4. Because of allergies and exhaustion, I griped too much in the mornings.
- 因为过敏和疲劳，早晨我频频感到肠绞痛。
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- 5. Instead, they had provided "nothing that we didn't read in the newspapers," she griped.
- 取而代之，他们提供的是“在报纸上什么都没有看到，”她抱怨说。
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- 6. After the second or third time I griped about a misbehaving router, one of my friends convinced me to try DD-WRT.
- 在第二次或第三次我疲于应付一台制造麻烦的路由器以后，我的一位朋友说服我尝试DD - WRT。
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- 7. "You griped too closely and I ache!" The woman shouted out, "I only wanted to ask you, if I am with child, I will tell you!"
- “你抓痛我了啦！”女人喊了出来，“我是问问而已，有了我会告诉你的！”
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- 8. Some griped about the shutter glasses, however, calling them “heavy” and complaining that they “hurt the bridge of the nose.”
- 不过也有测试者对其快门技术式的眼镜提出了抱怨，觉得过于沉重以至弄痛了鼻梁。
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- 9. Midway through my nearly six-year tenure as a dean, I once griped to a friend about the frustrating difficulty of making even small changes.
- 在我六年院长的任职中期，我曾经就向一个朋友抱怨，就算是要做一点点小的改变，也总是会遇到重重困难，让人沮丧。
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- 10. First, you will be able to do many great things, but there is a premise, you can not be too free, you need to allow yourself to be griped by a hand .
- 你将来能做很多大事，但是有一个前提，就是你不能盲目自由，你要允许自己被一只手握住；
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- 11. Others griped that it was "acceptable to avoid costs related to integrity management because the consequences might occur later, on someone else's watch."
- 其他人则抱怨道“应该减少的是集中管理的成本，因为这样做的后果是可以控制的。”
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- 12. The architect conceived a new, contemporary house for the site, but neighbours griped about the new plans, leading the architect to come up with an unusual solution.
- 建筑师为基地设想了一个新的、现代的房屋，但是邻居们反对新的规划，这促使建筑师提出一个不同寻常的解决方案。
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- 13. The California courts have a reputation for playing quite slow—in 2006, Martina Navratilova griped, “you hit a great volley, and the person’s got five minutes to run it down and hit it by you.”
- 加州的那块场地，素以慢球远名——2006年，纳芙拉蒂洛娃就曾叫苦不迭“你再怎么大力截击，跑完五分钟之后回来，还能将球击到。”
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- 14. The California courts have a reputation for playing quite slow—in 2006, Martina Navratilova griped, “you hit a great volley, and the person’s got five minutes to run it down and hit it by you.”
- 加州的那块场地，素以慢球远名——2006年，纳芙拉蒂洛娃就曾叫苦不迭“你再怎么大力截击，跑完五分钟之后回来，还能将球击到。”
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