bated / beɪt /

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bated2 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb

bat·ed, bat·ing.

  1. to moderate or restrain: unable to bate our enthusiasm.
  2. to lessen or diminish; abate: setbacks that bated his hopes.
v. 无主动词 verb

bat·ed, bat·ing.

  1. to diminish or subside; abate.

bated 近义词

v. 动词 verb

subside

更多bated例句

  1. Throughout Christmas eve and day, the world is monitoring with bated breath.
  2. Hawking took 10 minutes to build up the answer on his computer and the audience waited with bated breath.
  3. We all may have waited with bated breath for Wiig's big, first post-Bridesmaids, post-SNL star vehicle.
  4. All was ready, and as they started a thousand eyes followed them, and with bated breath their comrades watched them as they rode.
  5. Up early and bated at Petersfield in the room which the King lay in lately at his being there.
  6. She listened now with bated breath, thinking that by some unconscious cry she might have aroused the others.
  7. Up early, and bated at Petersfield, in the room which the King lay in lately at his being there.
  8. Then, drawing near the wall in the direction from which the noise came, they applied their ears with bated breath.