主要翻译 |
on edge adv | (into a tense, anxious state) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 激动 jǐn zhāng,jī dòng TCTraditional Chinese 激動 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 焦躁不安 jǐn zhāng,jiāo zào bù ān TCTraditional Chinese 焦躁不安 |
| That strange sound set me on edge. |
| 那个奇怪的声响让我焦躁不安。 |
tensity n | rare (tension) (罕见用法) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 拉紧,绷紧 lā jǐn,bēng jǐn |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张局势 jǐn zhāng,jǐn zhāng jú shì |
frayed nerves npl | figurative (state of stress, anxiety) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 焦虑 jǐn zhāng,jiāo lǜ |
| The delay upset everyone; one woman showed her frayed nerves by screaming at her child. |
the heebie-jeebies npl | slang (nervousness, anxiety) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 焦虑 jǐn zhāng,jiāo lǜ |
be in a lather v expr | figurative, informal (be overexcited or agitated) (非正式用语) | SCSimplified Chinese 焦躁 jiāo zào |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 激动 jiāo zào,jī dòng TCTraditional Chinese 激動 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jiāo zào,jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| The workers were in a lather over the possible layoffs. |
strain n | figurative (stress, pressure) | SCSimplified Chinese 压力 yā lì TCTraditional Chinese 壓力 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 yā lì,jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| The strain of working too many hours really affected him. |
| 工作太长时间造成的压力真的影响了他。 |
tension n | (suspense) (人) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| Waiting to go into the exam, Peter found the tension unbearable. |
| 候考时,紧张感压得彼得喘不过气。 |
tenseness n | figurative (strained quality) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
the willies npl | informal (fright, the creeps) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 害怕 jǐn zhāng,hài pà TCTraditional Chinese 害怕 |
| That movie gave me the willies. |
get into a lather, get yourself in a lather, get yourself into a lather v expr | figurative, informal (become overexcited or agitated) | SCSimplified Chinese 非常激动, 紧张, 焦躁 |
be worked up v expr | (tense, nervous) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 焦虑 jǐn zhāng,jiāo lǜ |
| Why are you so worked up? It's only a spelling test! |
tying up n | (keeping occupied) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 占用 jǐn zhāng,zhàn yòng |
| The war led to the tying up of resources for military purposes. |
fray sth vtr | figurative (nerves, temper: strain) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| This stress is fraying my nerves. |
freakout n | mainly US, slang (fear, nerves) | SCSimplified Chinese 恐惧 kǒng jù TCTraditional Chinese 恐懼 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 kǒng jù,jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 不安 kǒng jù,bù ān TCTraditional Chinese 不安 |
| Rachel had a freakout when she looked at the exam paper; she ran out of the hall in tears. |
| 瑞秋看到试卷后崩溃了,哭着跑出大厅。 |
nerves npl | (nervousness) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 不安 jǐn zhāng,bù ān TCTraditional Chinese 不安 |
| His nerves got the better of him, and he vomited just as he was about to go on stage. |
| 上台之前他过于紧张,呕吐了。 |
pother vi | (fuss, worry) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张, 焦虑 |
flutter n | (agitation) | SCSimplified Chinese 紧张 jǐn zhāng TCTraditional Chinese 緊張 |
| | SCSimplified Chinese 激动不安 jǐn zhāng,jī dòng bù ān |
| Sarah felt a flutter of excitement. |
| 莎拉感到激动不安。 |