give vent

英 [ɡɪv vent]

美 [ɡɪv vent]

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英英释义

verb

• give expression or utterance to
  1. She vented her anger
  2. The graduates gave vent to cheers
  Synonym:ventventilate

双语例句

• The meeting will be an opportunity for everyone to give vent to their feelings.
  这次会议将是每个人痛痛快快表达自己感想的一个机会。
• Excellent film can dredge bad mood, help people to give vent to emotional problems.
  优秀的电影作品能够疏导不良情绪，帮助人们宣泄情感障碍。
• To give vent to angry disapproval; protest vehemently.
  猛烈抨击发泄怒气；强烈地抗议。
• The Soviets again give vent to their underlying suspicion.
  苏联人再次道出了他们根深蒂固的怀疑。
• Then he had a good chance to give vent to his sentiment.
  他可有机会发泄他的情绪了。
• I know you have been repressed your emotion for a long time, and you need give vent to your pain.
  我知道你压抑了很久，你需要发泄你内心的苦闷。
• Writing, for Malaysian female Chinese writers, is no longer only the way to give vent to their personal feelings and to self-talk and self-distinguish, but also the way to self-confirm their special feminist consciousness and to express their own spiritual value.
  写作对于马华女作家，不再只是宣泄个人情感或自我的言说和分辨，而是女作家独特女性意识的确认和自身精神价值的表达方式。
• Gradually I got used to the atmosphere there, and I knew my own mood at that moment: I was eager to give vent to.
  我渐渐地适应了这里的气氛，才了解到自己此时的心情：寻求发泄。
• I want to tell my friends, don't let uninteresting study or boring life take away the beauty of youth, so give vent to sometimes and release pressure.
  我只是想告诉我的朋友们，寻求发泄吧，不要让盲目的学习和枯燥的生活遮住青春的光芒。
• We both give vent to our grief without control.
  我们两个尽情发泄我们的悲哀。