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bridled

/ˈbraɪdld/ /ˈbraɪdəld/

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verb

给...上笼头，约束.

To put a bridle on.

Examples :

"The stablehand bridled the horse before the morning ride. "

马夫在晨骑前给马上了笼头。

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verb

约束，控制。

To check, restrain, or control with, or as if with, a bridle; as in bridle your tongue.

Examples :

"She bridled her anger and politely explained her point of view. "

她控制住怒火，礼貌地解释了自己的观点。

attitude character action language mind communication

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verb

怨恨，发怒。

To show hostility or resentment.

Examples :

"When her brother bragged about getting a better grade, she bridled and refused to congratulate him. "

当她哥哥炫耀自己成绩更好时，她生气地皱起了眉头，拒绝祝贺他。

attitude emotion character

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verb

昂首，扬头，倨傲

To hold up one's head proudly or affectedly.

Examples :

"Here are a few options for a sentence using "bridled" in the way you described: * She bridled at the suggestion that she had cheated on the test. * He bridled slightly when his younger brother corrected his grammar. "

她一听别人暗示她考试作弊，立刻就扬起了头，显得很不高兴。

attitude character emotion human

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adjective

被约束的，被控制的

Equipped with a bridle; controlled.

Examples :

"The bridled horse stood patiently, ready for its rider. "

这匹被套着缰绳的马，耐心地站着，等待着它的骑手。

attitude character

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adjective

缰绳状的，笼头状的

Having bridle-shaped marks.

Examples :

"The horse's face showed bridled marks from the training session. "

训练结束后，马的脸上留下了笼头压出的印痕。

animal appearance mark