give vent
英 [ɡɪv vent]
美 [ɡɪv vent]
闹
英英释义
verb
- give expression or utterance to
- She vented her anger
- The graduates gave vent to cheers
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。 - Writing, for Malaysian female Chinese writers, is no longer only the way to give vent to their personal feelings and to self-talk and self-distinguish, but also the way to self-confirm their special feminist consciousness and to express their own spiritual value.
写作对于马华女作家，不再只是宣泄个人情感或自我的言说和分辨，而是女作家独特女性意识的确认和自身精神价值的表达方式。 - Then he had a good chance to give vent to his sentiment.
他可有机会发泄他的情绪了。 - Full HOuse, reminiscent of that of South Korea encounter, the rhythm from the beginning of love, romance and a warm blend together to give vent to a wonderful love and harmony.
浪漫满屋，让人想起韩国的那次邂逅，爱情的节奏从此开始，浪漫与温馨交融在一起，宣泄着爱的美妙与和谐。 - 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。 - Resentment expressing could supply a way to give vent to these strong feelings and give full play to the functions such as moulding and purification of aesthetics;
2写怨能为强烈的感情提供宣泄的渠道，充分发挥陶冶、净化等美学功能。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。 - We both give vent to our grief without control.
我们两个尽情发泄我们的悲哀。