trigger-happy

trigger-happy 基本解释

adj.  以开枪为乐的; 好斗的; 爱动武的; 动辄开枪的

重点词汇

• happya. 快乐的, 幸福的, 愉快的, 恰当的
• triggern. 触发器, 扳机 vt. 触发, 发射, 引起 vi. 松开扳柄 [计] 切换开关

trigger-happy 详细解释

adj.

1. 以开枪为乐的；好斗的；爱动武的；动辄开枪的
   too willing and quick to use violence, especially with guns

trigger-happy 双语例句

1. 1、 They were gunned down by members of the trigger-happy National Guard
   他们被那些肆意开枪的国民卫队士兵枪杀了。
2. 2、 Some of them are a bit trigger-happy — they'll shoot at anything that moves.
   他们中的一些人有点以开枪为乐事——他们会向任何移动的物体射击。
3. 3、 Some kill people only to defend themselves while others are trigger-happy.
   对比一些人杀人只是为了我防御而一些人只是好战的。
4. 4、 The National Guard have been very trigger-happy lately.
   国民警卫队最近颇以开枪为乐事。
5. 5、 That worked-but at the cost of encouraging trigger-happy spouses to kill troubled marriages quickly, rather than trying to patch them up.
   这项法案确实奏效－它的代价是，对问题反应激烈的夫妇速战速决地结束婚姻，而不是试图修补。
6. 6、 This season his trigger-happy days are becoming few and far between.
   这个赛季他胡搅蛮缠的时候渐渐减少。
7. 7、 There are a lot of people who are trigger-happy about this event: they are afraid that when it happens the market is going to fall 10 or 20 per cent, he said.
   他表示：许多人动辄提到这种情况：他们担心风暴发生时，股市将下跌10%或20%。
8. 8、 Patience has its virtues, and chairmen can be trigger-happy, but it is hardly compulsory;
   耐心是一种美德，主席可以触发快乐，但它是很难义务教育；
9. 9、 For the past decade the Japanese bond market has been making monkeys out of not just the credit rating agencies, but also academics, trigger-happy short sellers and politicians and bureaucrats who see fiscal austerity as a virtue in its own right.
   过去十年，日本债券市场不仅愚弄了信用评级机构，还愚弄了学术界、冲动的卖空者，以及认为紧缩财政开支本身就是一种美德的政客和官僚们。
10. 10、 It's dangerous to have a trigger-happy person in charge of national security.
    如果用好战的人来负责国家安全那将是很危险的。
11. 11、 It's a good thing that the most powerful countries on this Earth are not trigger-happy, otherwise this would be a bad place.
    这世界上最强大的国家带来的不是快乐，这是一件好事。否则这世界就更坏了。
12. 12、 Communicating from the hip is not restricted to trigger-happy tweeters.
    时尚人群的沟通方式并不局限于喧闹的推特。

trigger-happy 英英释义

adj

1. marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions
   1. fierce loyalty
   2. in a tearing rage
   3. vehement dislike
   4. violent passions

   Synonym:    fiercetearingvehementviolent

2. irresponsible in the use of firearms