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小词详解 | wrath
wrath 英 [rɒθ] 美 [ræθ]
Some American politicians have concluded that, as China’s firms have integrated with the global economy, they have become more vulnerable to Uncle Sam’s wrath.
一些美国政界人士认为,随着中国企业融入全球经济,它们变得更容易受到山姆大叔怒火的冲击。
——《经济学人》But for younger members, facing the wrath of the state was still a shock.
但对更年轻的成员而言,面对来自国家的愤怒仍会感到震惊。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] 极度愤怒
她恬不知耻地承认自己一直对他不忠,这令他非常愤怒。虽然他什么也没说,但他的沉默表明了他的震怒。
He became furious at her brazen admission that she had been cheating on him. Although he didn't say anything, his silence marked his wrath.这个羞怯的女孩害怕惹母亲大发雷霆。
The timid girl was afraid of provoking her mother's wrath.
The clear proof of one overt deed was the cold breath needed to convert the lowering clouds of suspicion into a rain of wrath.
怀疑的阴云已经密布,只等一件确凿证据提供冷风,愤怒的暴风雨就要倾盆而下了。
rage: anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation fury: wild or violent anger indignation: anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment