暴躁地

"At any rate," answered Mr. Barrow, quite snappishly,"it would have been much better if there never had been any."

"不管怎样，"巴罗先生暴躁非常地回答，"假原本就没有的话，事情恐怕会更好些。"

Then, inch by inch, the untempered heat crept into the heart of the Jungle, turning it yellow, brown, and at last black.

然后，暴躁的炎热一点一点地潜入了丛林深处，把丛林由绿色变成黄色，再变成褐色，最终变成了黑色。

I would walk into work, looking rumpled and barely awake, grumpy and behind everyone else.

我慢腾腾地走进办公室，没精打采，没睡醒的样子，脾气暴躁，做事总慢人一拍。

I have observed, that a reader seldom peruses a book with pleasure, till he knows whether the writer be an unfair or fair man, of a mild or choleric disposition, married or a bachelor, and other particulars of the like nature, that contribute very much to the right understanding of an author.

我观察到，一个读者在愉快地读一本书之前必须先知道作者是一个黑人还是一个白人，性情温和还是脾气暴躁，已婚还是单身，以及其他一些类似的细节，这些有助于正确了解一个作者。

Damp and grumpy tourists slogged to the campground office from their monster-sized RV castles, as if that 30-foot walk in the rain just ruined their whole lives.

潮湿和脾气暴躁的游客slogged办公室的露营地从他们的怪物大容积的城堡，因为如果这30英尺行走在雨中只是毁掉他们的整个生命。

The brackish water that we drink Creeps with a loathsome slime, And the bitter bread they weigh in scales Is full of chalk and lime, And Sleep will not lie down, but walks Wild-eyed and cries to Time.

我们喝的不堪入口的水，渗入了令人恶心的污秽，他们按斤两分配的苦面包，里面全是白粉末和白土胶睡神不会躺下，却站着走，暴躁不安地对时间高吼。

Though he's short-tempered, his wife manages him with ease.

虽然他脾气暴躁，他太太却能轻易地对付他。

I'm reminded that deliberation and the constitutional order may sometimes be the luxury of the powerful, and that it has sometimes been the cranks, the zealots, the prophets, the agitators, and the unreasonable—in other words, the absolutists—that have fought for a new order.

这使我回想起，协商制度和宪法秩序也许是有权阶级的一时奢侈，而且时不时地，脾气暴躁的人、盲目投入的人、预言者、鼓动者和不讲道理的人（用另一种话说，专制主义者）一直在为建立一个新秩序而斗争。

I'm reminded that deliberation and the constitutional order may sometimes be the luxury of the powerful, and that it has sometimes been the cranks, the zealots, the prophets, the agitators, and the unreasonable—in other words, the absolutists—that have fought for a new order.

这使我回想起，协商制度和宪法秩序也许是有权阶级的一时奢侈，而且时不时地，脾气暴躁的人、盲目投入的人、预言者、鼓动者和不讲道理的人（用另一种话说，******主义者）一直在为建立一个新秩序而斗争。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。