bated 的 2 个定义
bat·ed, bat·ing.
- to moderate or restrain: unable to bate our enthusiasm.
- to lessen or diminish; abate: setbacks that bated his hopes.
bat·ed, bat·ing.
- to diminish or subside; abate.
bated 近义词
subside
更多bated例句
- Throughout Christmas eve and day, the world is monitoring with bated breath.
- Hawking took 10 minutes to build up the answer on his computer and the audience waited with bated breath.
- We all may have waited with bated breath for Wiig's big, first post-Bridesmaids, post-SNL star vehicle.
- All was ready, and as they started a thousand eyes followed them, and with bated breath their comrades watched them as they rode.
- Up early and bated at Petersfield in the room which the King lay in lately at his being there.
- She listened now with bated breath, thinking that by some unconscious cry she might have aroused the others.
- Up early, and bated at Petersfield, in the room which the King lay in lately at his being there.
- Then, drawing near the wall in the direction from which the noise came, they applied their ears with bated breath.