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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• To give vent to angry disapproval; protest vehemently.
  猛烈抨击发泄怒气；强烈地抗议。
• 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。
• Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
  儿童们以各种方式发脾气。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。