hotheads

hotheads

美 [ˈhɑtˌhed] 　英 [ˈhɒtˌhed]

• na.性急的人
• 网络急性子；鲁莽的人；暴脾气

词形变化

复数：hotheads  

同义词

英汉解释

na.

1. 性急的人

英英解释

n.	1. someone who easily gets angry or excited, and does things without thinking about the result

例句

If China were to slip into economic crisis, some military hotheads might be tempted to invade.

如果中国大陆陷入经济危机，大陆军方的一些冒进人士可能会想出兵台湾。

Reckless talk of "going our own way" by hotheads in the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party has not helped. But the distrust is mutual.

支持库尔德民主社会党的一些鲁莽之徒提出的不计后果的“走我们自己的路”的口号并不起什么作用，但是这中不信任却是相互的。

The leaders of the hotheads are Nicolas Sarkozy, president of France, and David Cameron, the prime minister of Britain.

冲动派的领头者是法国总统尼古拉•萨科齐（NicolasSarkozy）和英国首相戴维•卡梅伦（DavidCameron）。

The challenge will be to prevent a few hotheads exploiting a bigger disenchantment with politics itself.

个别头脑发热的人会不断产生更多对政治不切实际的幻想，而阻止他们将成为挑战。

He says that JI hotheads share a commitment to anti-Western violence, even though the organisation has become somewhat factionalised.

他说，尽管该组织已经有一定程度地分裂，但是伊斯兰祈祷团的暴徒有一个共同的信仰，即反对西方暴力。

The hero of many hotheads is Winston Churchill.

许多冲动派眼中的英雄人物是温斯顿•丘吉尔（WinstonChurchill）。

Lots of underemployed young people mean too many hotheads and not enough elders.

大量的无业青年意味着太多的莽汉和太少的老人。

But the divide between ditherers and hotheads still matters.

但是犹豫派和冲动派的差异仍很重要。

Hotheads, such as Mr Sarkozy, tend to be guided by emotion and gut instinct.

萨科齐这样的冲动派往往被情感与直觉所主导。