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trig·ger-hap·py 英ˈtrɪgəˌhæpiː美ˈtrɪgɚˌhæpiAHDtrĭgʹər-hăp'ē ☆☆☆☆☆高COCA⁷²⁷⁹⁷BNC⁵⁷³⁸²iWeb⁴⁴⁸⁸⁸
基本英英搭配记法近义反义例句
adj.乱开枪的²⁸;好战的⁷²
Adjective:
irresponsible in the use of firearmsmarked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid;fierce loyalty in a tearing rage vehement dislike violent passions trigger happy射击迅速的,出枪快速…
trigger-happy⇒adj.乱开枪的²⁸;好战的⁷²近义词 rash疹子wild野生的fierce强烈的violent猛烈的tearing撕裂的dangerous危险的vehement感情强烈的unpredictable不可预知的
On the other side, the incident shows a Chinese government that is dangerously trigger-happy, willing to wage economic warfare on the slightest provocation.
另一方面，这事儿说明中国政府实在是个火药桶，一点火星，就可以给你来个经济战争。 yeeyan
The new security forces are certainly， trigger-happy. Some are proving undisciplined.
新建立的安全部队的确崇尚武力，其中一些还证实是无视军纪，为非作歹。 ecocn
The problem is that trigger-happy intervention also has its drawbacks. It has long been accepted that retail depositors should be protected, to maintain their faith in the financial system.
问题在于随意的干预总体现出障碍性，长久以来人们一直以为出于稳定小额储户对金融系统信心的考虑，他们应该受到保护。 ecocn |