相关例句

• He noted with chagrin how little hair clung to his head.(他苦恼地发现原来他头上的毛发是那么的稀疏。)
• Thinking about the matter gave ME more chagrin than the whistle gave ME pleasure.(我一想到这件事就懊恼，甚于那哨子给我的乐趣。)
• But it is not just the chagrin of seeing a nation's youth so poorly served.(但这不仅仅是对国家的青年遭受糟糕待遇的懊悔。)
• Supper was served at 11 PM, and at that time the doors were closed for good, as the Duke of Wellington discovered to his chagrin.(晚餐是在晚上11点提供的，在那个时段门是要被关上的，惠灵顿公爵就是这个时候吃的闭门羹。)
• Chagrin and annoyance tossed her to and fro.(悔恨与烦恼令她辗转反侧。)
• To Nitze's chagrin, the apprentice had disobeyed the sorcerer.(让尼采懊恼的是，学徒没有服从巫师的命令。)
• Much to our chagrin, you've done it again.(令我们懊恼的是，你又这么做了。)
• At slower speeds they would have turned into graphite, much to the chagrin of brides-to-be everywhere.(与随处可见的准新娘的懊恼一样，稍微慢一点它们就会变成石墨。)
• The practice has its defenders, and Straus himself admits, with chagrin in his voice, that he spanked his own son.(（体罚）这种做法还是有其捍卫者，就连施特劳斯自己也用懊恼的语气承认，他会打自己的儿子。)
• Much to my wife's chagrin, I spend a lot of time on the blog.(出乎我的妻子的懊恼，我花了很多时间的博客。)