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wright

/rahyt/US // raɪt //UK // (raɪt) //

忿忿不平,忿怒,忿忿不平的,腕部

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a worker, especially a constructive worker: a wheelwright; a playwright.

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Examples

  • Still, enthusiasts are describing Ingenuity’s planned airborne exercises as nothing short of a Wright Brothers moment—the first powered flight of an aircraft on a planet other than Earth.

  • Wright highlights three moments at which America could’ve have gotten things right but, for various reasons, didn’t.

  • He was already here when Wright was hired to replace Allen as team president — exactly the kind of statement the team needed to make with such a forward-facing position.

  • Wright said that the reason for the success in Asia in particular is “the fact that we maintain local language publications, which allows us to connect with a broader spectrum of partner publications regionally.”

  • This cycle, further encouraged by subsidies, has continued for decades and is a good example of a technology trend called Wright’s Law.

  • Among African Americans, the likes of Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, or Jeremiah Wright cannot do it.

  • According to court papers, “[Wright] knew she was underage.”

  • NCIS managed to eavesdrop on phone calls Wright made to his mother, Valerie Burgess.

  • She said Wright, whom the girl refers to as the shorthand “J,” also sensed that the heat was on.

  • Editor's Note: This story had been amended to clarify Jeffrey Wright's Naval service.

  • To Americans Mrs. Wright is interesting by reason of her patriotism, which amounted to a passion.

  • By its operation Gordon Wright, the most sensible man of our acquaintance, is reduced to the level of infancy!

  • When he returned to his hotel he found on his table a letter superscribed in Gordon Wright's hand.

  • Gordon Wright stood there, looking at him—with a gaze which Bernard returned for a moment before bidding him to come in.

  • With Wright's stain it can be brought out by staining longer and washing less than for the ordinary blood-stain.

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