give vent

英 [ɡɪv vent]

美 [ɡɪv vent]

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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

• Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
  儿童们以各种方式发脾气。
• The Soviets again give vent to their underlying suspicion.
  苏联人再次道出了他们根深蒂固的怀疑。
• I want to tell my friends, don't let uninteresting study or boring life take away the beauty of youth, so give vent to sometimes and release pressure.
  我只是想告诉我的朋友们，寻求发泄吧，不要让盲目的学习和枯燥的生活遮住青春的光芒。
• By resorting to this right, the bride may give vent to her emotional pressure and burden, bid farewell to the role of daughter and prepare herself for the role of daughter-in-law.
  她们借此权力，通过情感宣泄，卸掉角色转换时的情感压力与重负，告别旧的女儿角色，为进入媳妇角色作心理准备。
• 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。
• No one can give vent to their feelings on the short-term market momentum to be precise estimate, we are no exception.
  没有人可以宣泄对短期市场的势头他们的感受是准确的估计，我们也不例外。
• However, revolution through violent resistance can give vent to their feelings. Accordingly, there comes the combination of love and revolution and the writing mode-"Revolution& Love".
  而革命恰恰可以以暴力反抗和宣泄苦闷，于是有了恋爱与革命的结合，产生了“革命加恋爱”的创作模式。
• The meeting will be an opportunity for everyone to give vent to their feelings.
  这次会议将是每个人痛痛快快表达自己感想的一个机会。
• To give vent to angry disapproval; protest vehemently.
  猛烈抨击发泄怒气；强烈地抗议。
• They were just about to give vent to their resentment again when someone came in.
  他们一股子不平之气正还要发泄，忽然一个人走进来了。