fractious

美 [ˈfrækʃəs]
英 ['frækʃəs]
  • adj.暴躁的；易怒的；动辄烦躁的；捣乱的
  • 网络倔强的；脾气不好的；难驾驭的

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fractious
adj.
1.
暴躁的；易怒的；动辄烦躁的bad-tempered or easily upset, especially by small things
Children often get fractious and tearful when tired.
孩子们疲倦时易烦躁好哭。
2.
捣乱的；表示不满的making trouble and complaining
The six fractious republics are demanding autonomy.
这六个不安分的加盟共和国要求自治。

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全部全部,暴躁的暴躁的,易怒的易怒的,动辄烦躁的动辄烦躁的,捣乱的捣乱的,倔强的倔强的,脾气不好的脾气不好的,难驾驭的难驾驭的
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1.
As fractious as it may be, China Inc will not be able to run at a loss.
无论怎样桀骜不驯，“中国公司”不能进行亏损运营。
www.ftchinese.com
2.
The next election is not due until 2012, and a fractious opposition seems unable to topple his minority government.
因为下届选举要到2012年，而且反对派似乎也无力推倒他的少数党政府。
www.ecocn.org
3.
The Nobel Committee has achieved something of a first by bringing the fractious Twitterverse into such widespread agreement.
而诺委会首次使难以调和的Twitter达成如此广泛的共识，他们真的做到了。
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4.
He was one of the few Belgians able to gather support from the fractious French and Dutch language groups in the country.
在法语和荷语人群剑拨驽张的比利时，他是少数能同时得到双方支持的人之一。
cn.wsj.com
5.
Ominously for Beijing, the value of the RMB may be one of the few things the fractious American political class seems to agree on.
对于北京来说很不利的是，人民币价值是乖张的美国政界一致认为应该改变的少数问题之一。
blog.sina.com.cn
6.
Debates about the extent to which tax and welfare policy should redistribute wealth from rich to poor tend to be particularly fractious.
而关于税收以及工资如何从富人手中重新分配到穷人手中的争论则更为激烈。
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7.
an incorrigibly fractious young man; not the least nettlesome of his countrymen.
脾气坏得不可救药的年轻人；在他的同胞中决不是脾气最好的。
dict.kekenet.com
8.
A non-German would be the best bet to hold the ring in an ECB council that looks likely to become more fractious.
一个非德国人将最有可能管好看来会变得更加吵闹的欧洲央行委员会。
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9.
But the two parties did not exactly campaign in harmony, and differences over taxation and spending may make their alliance a fractious one.
但两党在竞选中也并非完全协调一致，而在税收和开支政策上的分岐可能导致他们的关系僵化。
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10.
The veto was unexpected and was being seen as a watershed in Britain's fractious relationship with the rest of Europe.
卡梅伦的否决出人意料，被视为英国与欧洲其它国家之间不稳定的关系的转折点。
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