stridency

stridency

美 ['straidnsi] 　英

• n.(指声音)尖锐
• 网络刺耳；尖锐的嗓音；高呼

英汉解释

n.	1. (指声音)尖锐,刺耳

英英解释

n.	1. the quality of loud and unpleasant

例句

Mr Mishra says China's stridency in its territorial ambitions has grown over the past two years to a level not seen since the early 1960s.

米什拉表示，中国近两年在领土主张上的野心和尖锐态度，达到了自上世纪60年代初以来从未见过的地步。

Received as a hero after Davos in Turkey, Erdogan dramatically increased the stridency of his rhetoric against Israel.

达沃斯论坛结束后，在土耳其人们像迎接英雄一样欢迎埃尔多安回国，他大大提高了对以色列批评的调门。

MANAGING a crisis as complex as this one has so far called for nuance and pragmatism rather than stridency and principle.

处理象这一次这样迄今为止复杂的危机，要求细致和实用主义而不是大声疾呼和原则。

If there is a stridency in what I say it is because I believe Nigeria is once again on the brink of a precipice.

如果我的谈话过于尖锐，那是因为我相信尼日利亚有一次濒临崩溃的边缘。

In Glasgow on July 7th, Mr Cameron talked with new stridency about personal responsibility and "moral choice" .

7月7日，卡梅隆在哥拉斯加更强烈的呼吁个人责任和“道德选择”。

And increasingly we feel the need to match the Republican right in stridency and hardball tactics.

我们越发感到需要用橄榄球的战术来迎合共和党的权力。