英语释义

• unpleasantly loud and harsh

• conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry;

  "blatant radios"

  "a clamorous uproar"

  "strident demands"

  "a vociferous mob"

片语

A Strident Prescription一个刺耳的处方

grinding无休止的；（状态）难熬的；刺耳的

strident t轧轧作响的

a strident person说话声音刺耳的人

rough strident voice语声粗壮

Strident Opposition反对声

bronchial strident sound气管喘鸣音

strident cry刺耳的叫声

harsh(Harsh) 哈什（人名）

Strident respiration蝉鸣样呼吸

sharpad 急剧地；锐利地；突然地

A bit strident吵吵闹闹一阵子

英汉例句

• in a strident article for the financial times, mr trichet argues that policymakers who want to prolong the stimulus are mistaken and that cutting borrowing would have 「very limited」 effects on growth.

  在为英国《金融时报》撰写的一篇尖锐的文章中，特里谢指出，希望延续经济刺激计划的政策制定者犯了个错误，削减信贷对经济增长的效应将「非常有限」。

• he has, as the world and this newspaper wanted, taken a less strident tone in dealing with friends and rivals alike.

  不单这，奥巴马还顺了着泱泱世界，还有咱这报纸的意思，对敌对友，口气都松了不少，不那么尖刻刺耳了。

• meanwhile ron paul, a texas republican and strident critic of the fed, will succeed in opening the fed’s lending and monetary-policy decisions to congressional oversight.

  同时，德州共和党议员罗恩?保罗是尖锐批联储者，他将要成功地将联储的信贷和货币政策的决策公开于国会的监管之下。

• its vowels include plain, pharyngealised, strident and breathy, and they carry four tones.

  元音包括简单音，咽音，刺耳音，气音，而且有四个声调。

• many americans vociferously opposed sending mr megrahi back. in unusually strident language, hillary clinton, the secretary of state, said it would be 「absolutely wrong」 to free him.

  许多美国人强烈反对遣送迈格拉希回国的决定：国务卿希拉里?克林顿一反常态地发表了尖锐言辞，称释放迈格拉希的决定是「绝对的错误」；

• the way that the song ends, with repeated screams from yorke, after a very strident guitar led interlude.

  歌曲结束时，yorke在一段十分刺耳的吉他间奏后反复地嘶吼。

• america is reviewing punitive measures of its own while hillary clinton, its secretary of state, is trying to persuade china to agree to more strident un sanctions.

  美国正重新评估其惩罚性措施，同时，其国务卿希拉里?克林顿正试图说服中国同意作出更加严厉的联合国制裁措施。

• he issued strident pronouncements on the welfare state (it puts germany in peril of 「late roman decadence, 」 he said) but seemed adrift in the nuanced world of diplomacy.

  他对福利立国的做法做出了不合众的姿态（他说，这种政策把德国置于「罗马帝国晚期颓败」的危机中），这种做法在敏感的外交界似乎有点特立独行。

• one of the more strident comments i’ve made about architecture is that a good architecture allows you to defer critical decisions like the ui, frameworks, database, etc.

  我曾经做出的更尖锐的关于架构的评论是，好的架构让你可以延迟做出一些重要的决定，像用户界面、框架、数据库等等。

• its combination of strident secularism, irreverence and willingness to tackle controversial political issues led to its success but also made it powerful enemies.

  尖锐的世俗主义、不敬言论以及意图操作争议性的政治议题使它成功，但也使它树立强大的敌人。

• ms marcegaglia’s criticism of the berlusconi government became increasingly strident in the summer as the prime minister ignored calls to appoint a new industry minister.

  玛切嘉利对于贝鲁斯科尼政府的抨击，在夏天变得越来越尖锐，因为这位总理对任命一位新部长的要求置若罔闻。

• the tone of attorney general shutleff「s subsequent tweets seem strident and unprofessional.

  施特莱夫总检察长随后的微博客的口气显得似乎既不专业又很刺耳。

• a readiness by indian politicians to temper their strident nationalism;

  印度政界人士要有意愿缓和尖锐的民族主义；

• in columns in the huffington post, van susteren has sounded a strident alarm about climate change and the need for mental health professionals to take up the cause as a 「moral obligation.」

  在赫芬顿（huffington）邮报的专栏里，vansusteren发出了一个尖锐的警报，气候变化需要精神病健康专业人士承担这一事业，作为一个「道义责任。」

• if we were all responsible for our own healthcare, education, and sustenance, then none but the most strident racist would possibly lose sleep over the legal status of their employee or neighbor.

  如果我们为自己的健康、教育和营养负责，那么哪怕最尖锐的声音也会因为他们的雇员和邻居的合法身份而闭嘴。

• the language in ballmer」s latest letter was markedly more strident than in his first letter to the yahoo! board, dated jan. 31.

  ballmer最近这封信的言辞相较1月31日写给雅虎董事会的那封更为尖锐。

• if you load a large page in mozilla or download a file with wget, you will hear the electronic piano take a more strident tone as you saturate your network link.

  如果用wget在mozilla 中装入一个较大的页面或下载文件，您将听到电子钢琴在网络链接饱和时发出更加刺耳的音调。

• certainly, the strident promoters of globalisation – politicians, big businessmen, and journalists – will have to work much harder now to bamboozle their audiences.

  当然，全球化的发起人——政治家、大商人和新闻记者——可能现在要更努力地工作去欺骗他们的听众。

相似词

noisy.嘈杂的；喧闹的；聒噪的