riles

英 [raɪlz]

美 [raɪlz]

v.  惹恼; 激怒
rile的第三人称单数

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。

双语例句

• 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。
• What riles Taleb is that our leaders have increasingly shifted the modern world in the opposite direction of antifragility.
  让塔勒布恼火的是，当前的领导人正带领着这个世界向着反脆弱性的反方向前进。
• Their sound riles a thresher up something fierce.
  它们的声音会激怒这些长尾蜥。
• Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high-handedness over its wartime past.
  假如日本粗暴蛮横地惹恼它的邻居，美国就会连一个目标也实现不了。
• What particularly riles outsiders is that America did not get anything much out of India in return.
  尤令外界愤怒的是，美国并未从印度方面得到什么回报。
• It riles me that he won't agree.
  他就是不同意，真气人。
• If you seek an explanation for why Mr Obama riles so many voters – and not just Tea Party conservatives – the perception of double standards is at the root of the problem.
  如果你希望为奥巴马激怒如此多选民（不仅仅是茶党保守派）寻找一个解释，那么人们得到的双重标准印象是问题的根源。
• But beware of the friend who just riles you up further; there's a difference between letting you vent and fanning your flames.
  但是注意那些给你搅更多浑水的朋友，让你发泄和煽风点火之间是不同的。
• Christina riles her by talking about her morphine addiction.
  克里斯蒂娜故意谈及其吗啡上瘾激恼她。
• But Ms Riles thinks regulators should learn from some of their ideas.
  但万安黎认为监管机构应该借鉴他们的一些观点。