raise the hackles

常見例句

雙語例句

• He is the one member of the Senate whose views and tactics are most likely to raise the hackles of most of the others.
  他就是參院中見解及策略最可能令大多數(shù)人不快的那位議員。
• Messrs Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg describe this as a "new paradigm", a phrase guaranteed to raise the hackles of more cautious scholars.
  格羅斯曼與羅西-漢斯伯格將此描述為一個(gè)“新范例”。
• As with Mr Kurzweil’s forecasts for machine super-intelligence and post-biological bodies, these predictions raise hackles in the scientific establishment.
  類似庫茲威爾先生超智能機(jī)器和后生物時(shí)代的一些預(yù)測(cè)激起了科學(xué)領(lǐng)域的憤怒。

權(quán)威例句

• The notable absence of Sell ratings will, no doubt, raise the hackles of more than a few contrarian investors.
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• Still, the thefts raise the hackles of rangers and landowners alike: The sweet-toothed swindlers aren't just trespassing, they're damaging valuable trees.
  NPR: Sticky-Fingered Thieves Target Sap In Maine
• At 45, he is young enough to ensure that his preferment would raise the hackles of fellow officers at such perceived nepotism.
  ECONOMIST: A survey of Indonesia: Runners or riders? The
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