straighten 的定义
- to make or become straight in direction, form, position, character, conduct, condition, etc..
straighten 近义词
put in neat or aligned order
更多straighten例句
- The third is a party whose leaders force reality onto the base, figuring out how to reclaim authority over conservative Americans and straightening out the media ecosystem that supports it.
- Patients self-report their pain levels using a survey that asks about pain during various activities, such as fully straightening their knee.
- Salas said it was particularly important to get all of the facts straightened out.
- His initial charge was to straighten a scouting operation riddled by scandal.
- I’m definitely going to vote, so I have to get it straightened out.
- Instead, straighten your civic backbone and push back in clear conscience.
- Morris struggled to straighten his back, which involved stiffening a spine rarely used.
- Fitzpatrick was supposed to assess the situation in Boston and make recommendations to straighten things out.
- The idea was to put the fear of God in Fatah so they would straighten up, but instead Hamas won—and so did Israel.
- Smith did her best, at that press conference, to straighten the whole mess out.
- The newsboys began to call—the young nurse woke up and began to straighten her hair.
- But, now, to straighten out this coil; to shake himself finally free of Chloe, and make Daphne happy again!
- Observing our left column was in advance of the right, Cornstalk was attempting to straighten his line by pulling in his left.
- Hurry and shave, you know how smooth Jasper Jones' chin always looks, and then straighten up this room.
- Spent day in camp trying to straighten things out: the personal, the strategical and the administrative arrangements.