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snit
英音[ snɪt ] 美音[ snɪt ]
焦急状态
常用释义
词性释义
n.
焦急状态；发怒；心情紧张
例句
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Although
they
talked
about
Saddam
as
if he were
the
devil
himself
,
some
of
the
Republicans
were in
a
snit
over the
attacks
.
尽管一些共和党人也把萨达姆看成魔鬼的化身，但他们却对轰炸不高兴。
Yeah
,
that
's
exactly
right
.
Look
,
he
had a
snit
fit on air
because
someone
dared
to
ask
him
.
.
. -Mm
-
hmm.
是的，那完全正确。看看，他焦躁不安是因为有人敢于向他提出…–嗯嗯。
It's
a
recognizable
snit
-fit of
'
enough
about
you
,
what
about
me
'
that pushes
Barbara
into
her
final
betrayal
.
把芭芭拉推向她最终背叛的是一种可以理解的“我听够了关于你，那么我呢”的焦躁。
But
once
we
figured
each other out
,
it
became
a
compelling
reason
to
stick
with
Gmail
rather
than
leave
in
a
snit
.
不过一旦弄明白，它就变成一个令人信服的理由让我们继续使用Gmail而不是一怒之下弃之而去。
She
's
been
in a
snit
since
I
took
the
car
without
telling
her
.
我没跟她打招呼就把她的车开走，她心里一直有气。（使用。
同义词
n.
焦急状态；发怒；心情紧张
angry at
tantrum