wrath

wrath [rɒθ]  [ræθ] 

wrath 基本解释

名词愤怒; 激怒

wrath 相关例句

wrath

名词

1. She calls down God's wrath on him.
    她祈求上帝惩罚他。

2. The wrath of summer's heat has enveloped the valley.
    夏日的酷暑已经笼罩了山谷。

3. His wrath got out of hand.
    他怒不可遏。

4. They feared his wrath.
    他们害怕他发怒。

wrath 网络解释

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2. 暴怒:--傲慢 (Pride) 暴怒(Wrath) 懒惰(Sloth) 贪婪(Greed) 嫉妒(Envy) 饕餮(Gluttony) 淫欲(Lust) 被基督教认为是遭永劫的七种大罪,Seven在宗教上是个神秘的数字,上帝用七天造亚当,取出亚当的第七根肋骨造了夏娃,

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wrath 词典解释
wrath的解释

1. wrath什么意思

1. 同 anger
    Wrath means the same as anger .

    e.g. He incurred the wrath of the authorities in speaking out against government injustices.
           他直言批评政府的不公正做法,招致当局震怒。

wrath 单语例句

1. wrath的解释

1. The case has stirred up wrath on the Internet, where netizens blasted him over his cowardice.

2. wrath

2. And if they fail in their duties to please him, they must face the wrath of the Lady Dowager.

3. wrath的翻译

3. Novels like " The Grapes of Wrath " and " East of Eden " remain big sellers.

4. Lee could earn yet more wrath if he goes to the Yasukuni Shrine, which many in Asia see as a symbol of Japan's wartime militarism.

5. wrath什么意思

5. In the meantime, accounts trickle in of how pets and their owners escaped the wrath of the storm.

6. Yet we found ourselves close to one another like never before in the face of nature's wrath.

7. Sarkozy's government has backed down from at least two reforms planned in education, opting not to incur students'wrath.

8. Hundreds of people have been stabbed by hypodermic syringes or needles in Urumqi, triggering public angst and wrath.

9. wrath

9. Every swimmer felt the wrath of the jellyfish, which showed up during training but were really out in force for the race.

10. He said that he was given to venting his wrath on the Shanghainese just because of his initial misfortune.

wrath 英英释义

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noun

1. belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)

    Synonym: anger ire ira

2. intense anger (usually on an epic scale)