nail-biter

美 [?ne?l ?ba?t?r] 　英 [?ne?l ?ba?t?(r)]

• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)令人緊張的事物；激烈緊張的比賽；棋逢對(duì)手

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：nail-biters  

英漢解釋

n.	1. someone who has the habit of biting their fingernails 2. a situation that makes you excited or worried, for example a movie that frightens you

例句

The two teams are in a nail-biter . Neither has been able to take a commanding lead.

兩支隊(duì)伍正在緊張鏖戰(zhàn)之中，誰也無法取得領(lǐng)先。

Well it's the final day of the league season and the way things have panned out it's going to be a nail biter, a League Final if you will.

井現(xiàn)在是聯(lián)盟季節(jié)的最后的一天和方式事物有用平底鍋煮出它要是一個(gè)釘子咬的人，聯(lián)盟結(jié)局，如果你將會(huì)。

Britain had a nail-biter of a general election, followed by a political vacuum.

英國(guó)進(jìn)行了一輪緊張刺激的大選，然后又出現(xiàn)政治真空。

The budget battle was a nail-biter for President Clinton and the two Democrats shepherding the bill through Congress.

預(yù)算之爭(zhēng)對(duì)克林頓來說真是撓頭死了，兩個(gè)民主黨成員都在議會(huì)上盯著這議案。

This week, a number of heavyweight has left more nail-biter was to Yahoo.

本周，若干重量級(jí)人物先后離開，更使雅虎元?dú)?/c>大傷。