• He clenched his fists in anger.

    他愤怒地攥紧了拳头。

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  • Sam stamped his foot in anger.

    萨姆气得直跺脚。

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  • Her face twisted in anger.

    她气得脸都变形了。

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  • Jan slammed her fist on the desk in anger.

    简气愤地捶打桌子。

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  • They said that the decision was made more in sorrow than in anger.

    他们说作出这个决定,与其说是出于气愤,不如说是出于悲伤。

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  • Try not to react in anger.

    不要在愤怒中做出回应。

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  • But after that, are you just stuck in anger?

    但在那之后,你仅仅是被困在恼怒中么?

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  • The animal turned and bounded away in anger.

    这个动物转身带着愤怒,跑跳着离开了。

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  • Has he in anger withheld his compassion?

    因发怒就止住他的慈悲吗?

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  • Wang Shuo, on the other hand, struck out in anger.

    另一方面,王朔则以愤怒出位。

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  • Martin did not laugh; nor did he grit his teeth in anger.

    马丁笑不出来,却也没有气得咬牙。

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  • Never did I hear my father raise his voice in anger to my mother.

    我从来没有听到过父亲大声、生气地对母亲说话。

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  • Usually failures result in anger, frustration and playing the blame game.

    通常,失败会让大家觉得沮丧、愤怒进而互相指责。

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  • "To think I fed that fellow for twenty years!" exclaimed the old woman in anger.

    “我竟然供养了这家伙二十年!”老媪怒道。

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  • His influence extends even to people who have never conjured a fireball in anger.

    他甚至影响到了那些从来没有召唤过愤怒的火球的人。

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  • Scarlett throws a vase to the wall in anger. The crashing of the vase startles Rhett.

    阿希礼离去,斯佳丽恼怒地将一只花瓶扔向墙壁,破碎声惊动了躺在房间昏暗一角的沙发上的瑞德,他坐起身来。

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  • Do not hide your face from me, do not turn your servant away in anger; you have been my helper.

    不要向我掩面,不要发怒赶逐仆人。你向来是帮助我的。

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  • It was a tough task because the FBI men were untrained and some had never fired a gun in anger.

    这个任务极其艰巨,因为很多FBI探员从没有被训练过,也有很多根本不知道如何在盛怒之下开枪射击。

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  • I hope that the people will understand that I act not in anger, but in expectation of a greater good.

    我希望人民能够理解我所采取的行动,不要生气,而是期望未来会更好。

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  • I don't remember ever slamming my door in anger at her and Shouting, "You just don't understand!"

    我不记得我曾当她的面愤然砰地关上门并冲她大吼:“你根本不了解!”

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  • HAVE you ever seen anything on television that made you shout or shake your fist in anger at the screen?

    你看电视的时候,是否曾边看边大叫?或者怒气冲冲地对着屏幕挥舞拳头?

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  • He thought he would black out in anger, and turned around in his cart and began talking aloud to calm his nerves.

    转念想到他不应该生气,于是转过身去,并且大声地说着话,来使他自己平静。

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  • Hitting or screaming at a child results in anger and fear and interferes with the child's ability to care for others.

    打孩子或者对着孩子大叫,会让孩子忿怒或者恐惧,从而影响孩子关心他人的能力的培养。

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  • William DeFoore, in Anger, warns that sometimes the inner child might be too hurt or frightened to build a proper connection.

    William DeFoore在文章《Anger愤怒》里面警告说,有时候内心的小孩可能会太受伤或者太害怕,而不愿意和你建立正确的联系。

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  • Hide not thy face far from me; put not thy servant away in anger: thou hast been my help; leave me not, neither forsake me, O God of my salvation.

    你向来是帮助我的。救我的神阿,不要丢掉我,也不要离弃我。

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  • Notate certain lines that need to be said with a specific tone, emotion or volume. For example, mark a line if it needs to be said in anger or a whisper.

    指出那些需要特殊的语气,感情或者音量的台词。比如标出一段台词是该用愤怒的语气说出来还是悄悄的说出来。

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  • There was something very pleasing in his mild blue eyes. His voice was gentle; you could not imagine that he could raise it in anger; his smile was benign.

    他柔和的蓝眼睛令人喜爱,声音非常温和,你想不到他生气时会提高嗓音,而且笑容非常亲切。

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  • Looking back, I think I acted less in anger than from a realization that I was on my own, that if anybody was going to help me at that moment, it had to be myself.

    现在回想起来,我想我表现地与其说愤怒还不如说是意识到了只有我自己一个人,如果当时没有任何人来帮助我的话,我就只能靠自己。

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  • As he picked it up he said, half in anger and half in jest, that he had met his master but that there is a master for everyone and everything - and now he proposed to lead me to mine.

    他捡起剑,半是生气半是玩笑地说,他遇到了他的老师但对每个人和每一事物来说都有老师——而现在他提议把我带去见我的老师。

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  • As he picked it up he said, half in anger and half in jest, that he had met his master but that there is a master for everyone and everything - and now he proposed to lead me to mine.

    他捡起剑,半是生气半是玩笑地说,他遇到了他的老师但对每个人和每一事物来说都有老师——而现在他提议把我带去见我的老师。

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