rattled

形容词慌乱的，恼火的

动词（使）发出格格的响声， （使）作嘎嘎声( rattle的过去式和过去分词 ); 喋喋不休地说话; 迅速而嘎嘎作响地移动，堕下或走动; 使紧张，使恐惧

1. 慌乱的：rattlebrained 头脑空虚的 | rattled 慌乱的 | rattlehead 头脑空虚的人

2. 惊惶失措的. 俚语: 大醉的：Apparently 显然 | Rattled 惊惶失措的. 俚语: 大醉的 | Framed for murder 诬陷谋杀罪

3. 是一动词,用作谓语：②the rain是一名词短语,用作主语. | ③rattled是一动词,用作谓语. | ④on the roof是一介词短语,用作状语.

1. Guangzhou's regulation rattled the business, prompting CAAM to protest the practice.

2. " The whole house really rattled, " she told Reuters by telephone.

3. South Korean soldiers rattled off 40 warning shots at the five troops who crossed the center line of the Demilitarized Zone.

4. Wind rattled walls and windows of standing buildings with a clamor reminiscent of the quake itself.

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5. Aftershocks rattled the city as women covered in dust clawed out of debris, wailing.

6. rattled

6. Japan's March earthquake rattled the world auto industry as the country occupies a critical position on the supply chain.

7. Defender He Yang nearly added the second for the hosts on 73 minutes, but his curved header following Zheng Zhi's right flank freekick rattled the crossbar.

8. rattled什么意思

8. Dirk Kuyt had rattled the crossbar for Liverpool before Drogba's goal but Rafa Benitez's struggled to impose themselves on a tense encounter.

9. Wen made the comments a day after the first confirmed human avian flu fatality rattled the nation.

10. rattled的解释

10. Japan was rattled by a strong aftershock and tsunami warning Thursday, but officials reported no immediate sign of new problems.

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