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

• Hugh: They weren't sure where to put me, so I wound up in the kitchen.
  休：他们不知道把我安排到哪去，所以我就到厨房来了。
• The auction wound up today.
  拍卖会今天落了槌。
• I got so wound up, I burned my bread.
  我当时紧张得把面包都烤焦了。
• I've never seen you so wound up.
  我从来没有看过你这么紧张。
• He wound up the evening with a drink.
  他喝酒度过了夜晚。
• 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。
• My kite wound up on the roof of my uncle's house.
  我们的风筝落到我叔叔的屋顶上。
• 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。
• Have you wound up the alarm?
  你上紧闹钟的发条了吗？
• But you finally wound up getting some, right?
  但是最终你还是受伤了，不是吗？