give vent

英 [ɡɪv vent]

美 [ɡɪv vent]

闹

英英释义

verb

• give expression or utterance to
  1. She vented her anger
  2. The graduates gave vent to cheers
  Synonym:ventventilate

双语例句

• Gradually I got used to the atmosphere there, and I knew my own mood at that moment: I was eager to give vent to.
  我渐渐地适应了这里的气氛，才了解到自己此时的心情：寻求发泄。
• Sun Zhongtian, the site supervisor employed by Asian American Gas, gestured towards the burning flame to give vent to his emotions about the industry's belated take-off in China.
  亚美大陆煤层气有限公司聘请的现场代表孙仲田朝着熊熊燃起的火焰做了一个手势，吐露了自己对该行业在中国起步已晚的遗憾之情。
• It's much healthier to give vent to your anger than to try to control it.
  有气就发泄出来，比闷在心里要好得多。
• To give vent to angry disapproval; protest vehemently.
  猛烈抨击发泄怒气；强烈地抗议。
• We both give vent to our grief without control.
  我们两个尽情发泄我们的悲哀。
• The appearance of Internet has enabled the populace to give vent to their enthusiasm for issues about nationalism and political participation.
  国际互联网络的出现，使得民众对于民族主义问题，以及政治参与的表达热情找到了宣泄的出口。
• Excellent film can dredge bad mood, help people to give vent to emotional problems.
  优秀的电影作品能够疏导不良情绪，帮助人们宣泄情感障碍。
• By persecuting Thais who give vent online, these moral guardians may be adding to the anger against Bangkok's elite and, perhaps, fanning the flames of republicanism.
  这些道德卫士们，迫害在网上发泄不满的泰国人。他们的行动不但增加了平民对曼谷政治精英的愤怒，还可能激发对共和制度的向往。
• Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
  儿童们以各种方式发脾气。
• Sometimes, a friend is not looking for an opinion or advise, but rather a sounding board to give vent to.
  有时你的朋友并不是要寻求一条建议或意见，他只是在寻找一个可以让他发泄的倾听者。