nail-biter

nail-biter

美 [ˈneɪl ˌbaɪtər] 　英 [ˈneɪl ˌbaɪtə(r)]

• 网络令人紧张的事物；激烈紧张的比赛；棋逢对手

词形变化

复数：nail-biters  

英汉解释

n.	1. someone who has the habit of biting their fingernails 2. a situation that makes you excited or worried, for example a movie that frightens you

例句

The two teams are in a nail-biter . Neither has been able to take a commanding lead.

两支队伍正在紧张鏖战之中，谁也无法取得领先。

Well it's the final day of the league season and the way things have panned out it's going to be a nail biter, a League Final if you will.

井现在是联盟季节的最后的一天和方式事物有用平底锅煮出它要是一个钉子咬的人，联盟结局，如果你将会。

Britain had a nail-biter of a general election, followed by a political vacuum.

英国进行了一轮紧张刺激的大选，然后又出现政治真空。

The budget battle was a nail-biter for President Clinton and the two Democrats shepherding the bill through Congress.

预算之争对克林顿来说真是挠头死了，两个民主党成员都在议会上盯着这议案。

This week, a number of heavyweight has left more nail-biter was to Yahoo.

本周，若干重量级人物先后离开，更使雅虎元气大伤。