wound up

英 [waʊnd ʌp]

美 [waʊnd ʌp]

adj.  焦躁不安的;紧张的;恼怒的

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柯林斯词典

• 焦躁不安的;紧张的;恼怒的
  If someone iswound up, they are very tense and nervous or angry.

英英释义

adj

• brought to a state of great tension
  1. all wound up for a fight
  Synonym:aroused

双语例句

• He wound up the evening with a drink.
  他喝酒度过了夜晚。
• The company was wound up two years ago.
  这个公司两年前停业了。
• As we walked away, he wound up his story.
  我们走开了，他讲的故事也就结束了。
• I've wound up the clock so many times it's become a ritual.
  我给钟上发条那么多次，已成了一种惯例。
• That's why we wound up in prison.
  那就是我们会在监狱受苦的原因。
• The auction wound up today.
  拍卖会今天落了槌。
• After punching him on the chin she wound up hitting him over the head
  她先挥拳打他的下巴，然后又打他的脑袋。
• Mike: Yeah, a woman was bludgeoned to death, and her blood wound up on my wrench.
  有个女人被棒子敲死了，她的血沾在我的扳手上了。
• I got so wound up, I burned my bread.
  我当时紧张得把面包都烤焦了。
• But I think I have wound up in a fairly similar place, politically speaking.
  可我觉得，从政治角度来说，我和他的最终结果有着极其的相似性。