tetchy

tetchy

美 [ˈtetʃi] 　英 ['tetʃi]

• adj.易怒的；暴躁的；动辄发怒的
• 网络过度敏感的；易暴怒的

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The tetchy comments and caustic asides no longer give any more offence than a great-grandfather muttering by the fireside.

那些敏感言论和刻薄的旁白在曾祖父的非正式的发牢骚的对比之下，都不再具有攻击性。

But Mr Obama, so far, has been much more diplomatic, urging only dialogue between the two tetchy neighbours.

但是至今为止，奥巴马表现得更有外交手腕，他只是呼吁剑拔弩张的印巴双方能进行对话而已。

Wounded, tetchy and less effective than it should be, America is still the power that counts.

美国尽管受伤了、脾气变坏了、效率变低了，但依旧是不可或缺的。

The book has been received with curiosity, partly because of a tetchy reaction from the White House.

该书出版之后引起了公众广泛地关注，在某种程度上是由于白宫的不悦反应。

Diplomatic relationships with Japan and India are tetchy, largely because China remains brittle and insecure.

同日本及印度紧张的外交关系主要是因为中国敏感易怒和缺乏安全感。

Gays and lesbians may be less tetchy during quarrels because they aren't forced into a particular role.

同性恋者在争吵中就没有那么易怒，因为他们不需要让自己扮演性别角色。

The debate between proponents of US-style liquidations and those of European-style capital bail-ins has become tetchy.

美国式清算的支持者与那些欧洲式“债权人纾困”之间的辩论变得尖锐起来。

It may make for tetchy government, but it could also moderate the extremes.

这可能导致多变的政府，但是可以使得极端分子们更温和一些。

He was in a particularly tetchy mood yesterday.

他昨天的心情极易暴怒。

As a critic gets older , he or she usually grows more tetchy and may even become a big - league scold .

当一个批评家慢慢变老的时候，通常会变得更为暴躁，甚至会成为一流的骂街者。

He's good on routine and he has a car, so he can take them to the zoo or out for a pizza when they're tetchy and bored.

他善于安排，而且有一辆车，所以在他们暴躁无聊时可以带他们去动物园，或者出去吃比萨。

in an ill-natured and tetchy manner.

以性情暴躁、易怒的方式。