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1 词典释义:
screwed-up
时间: 2025-02-28 06:57:54
英 [skruːd ʌp]
美 [skruːd ʌp]

adj. 搞砸的;混乱的;紧张的;困惑的;情绪不稳定的

双语例句
  • The result is an extraordinary collage of the first moments of life, complete with screwed-up eyes, wrinkled features, reddened skin.

    其结果是如此与众不同的,生命第一个瞬间的汇集和呈现,伴随着迷蒙的双眼、皱巴巴的额头和透红的皮肤。

  • She had screwed up her eyes, as if she found the sunshine too bright.

    她已眯起眼睛,似乎她发现阳光太强。

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  • I screwed up the jar and put it back on the shelf.

    我把瓶子拧上盖儿,放回搁架。

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  • I screwed up the letter and threw it into the fire.

    我把那封信揉成一团,扔进了火里。

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  • I finally screwed up my courage and went to the dentist.

    我终于鼓起勇气,去看了牙医。

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  • You really screwed up there!

    你实在是搞了个一塌糊涂!

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  • He was really screwed up with his emotional problems.

    他真的被感情问题弄得心烦意乱。

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  • He took a sip of the medicine and screwed up his face.

    他喝了一小口药后做了个怪相。

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  • Finance screwed up, or to be more precise, financiers did.

    是财政搞砸了,或者更精确一点儿说,是财务人员搞砸了。

  • Weevils are screwed up.

    象鼻虫的身体是拧起来的。

  • I screwed up my courage and asked Hillary if I could spend the summer with her in California.

    我鼓起勇气,问希拉里我是否能和她一起到加利福尼亚州去,一同度过那个夏天。

  • Of course they screwed up; they always do.

    当然,他们搞错了,他们经常搞错。

  • The attempt to wrap up into "a" single "mistake" was a sour note in the genuine apology of a man who clearly knew he'd screwed up badly.

    试图将其仅仅分装成“一个过错”——这个男人很清楚他的所作所为有多么恶劣——在他诚挚的道歉中,这听起来未免太过刺耳。

  • They screwed up the flooring.

    他们把地板做坏了。

  • One interesting thing is that my stress is a little different. Before, I'd be stressed out over presentations to clients and whether I'd screwed up.

    一个有意思得事是我的压力与别人有些不同,以前,在客户面前陈述非常有压力,不管我是否紧张。

  • Perhaps you screwed up and got discouraged.

    也许你搞砸了,受到了打击。

  • After several others had spoken, Rubin said, with characteristic bluntness, There's no question you screwed up.

    许多人表态后,鲁宾以他固有的直率说道:“毫无疑问,你把事情搞砸了。”

  • If I were Pat Riley, I'd bring in a psychologist. And I'd say hey, man, you screwed up. But it's over.

    我要是帕特·莱利,我可能会引进一个心理学家。我要说,“老兄,你搞砸了”。但这已经都过去了。

  • Good employees are confident, and they're big enough to admit when they've screwed up.

    优秀的员工是非常自信的,因此当他们搞砸时,他们的内心足够强大。

  • The man famous for his expository obfuscation was forced to admit: I screwed up.

    这个惯用复杂理论解释而闻名于世的人被迫承认:是我搞砸了。

  • School children were warming up for a swimming lesson and I smiled as they exercised with their little faces all screwed up in concentration.

    小学生们正在为游泳课做准备活动,看到他们的小脸上满是专注的表情时,我笑了。

  • I tried to make some pancakes, but I screwed up by cooking them too quickly.

    我尝试做煎饼,但由于我做的太快而做的很糟糕。

  • Trishanne admits to Self that she screwed up, but that she is committed to bringing down the Company. She is a cop.

    翠珊向赛尔夫承认她把事情搞砸了,但她还是坚决要打垮“公司”的,原来她是个警察。

  • The hotel screwed up our reservations so we didn’t have a room for the night.

    旅社把我们预定的房间弄错了,因此晚上没有地方可住。

  • I hate to think how many times I've screwed up.

    我都不愿意去想我曾经搞砸过多少次。

  • "I think I messed up. I screwed up," said President Obama.

    奥巴马说:“我想是我把事情弄坏了,我把事情搞糟了。”

  • But it turns out an unconscious part of your brain already knows you screwed up, say researchers from Vanderbilt University.

    范德比特大学的研究员说,其实你的潜意识已经知道你弄错了。

近义词
adj. 紧张的;神经质的
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