形容词易怒的，急躁的
1. 易怒的：fractionlet 小碎片 | fractious 易怒的 | fractocumulus 碎积云
2. 易怒的; 脾气坏的：forcible#易怒的;脾气坏的 | fractious#易怒的; 脾气坏的 | frantic#狂乱的
3. 难以对待的：难以处理的ILL | 难以对待的fractious | 难以根除之祸害Hydra
4. 易怒的/倔强的/脾气不好的/难以对待的：fractionize /化为分数/细分/分为小部分/ | fractious /易怒的/倔强的/脾气不好的/难以对待的/ | fractoconformity /破碎整合/
1. 易怒的;烦躁的;脾气不好的
If you describe someone as fractious, you disapprove of them because they become upset or angry very quickly about small unimportant things.
e.g. ...fractious national movements.
难以控制的全国运动
e.g. Nancy was in a fractious mood...
南希情绪烦躁。
1. The contempt debate sparked an unusually bitter scene even in the fractious House.
2. They didn't plunder and slaughter like the Mongols, but they strafed from airplanes as a means of controlling fractious tribesmen.
3. fractious
3. Nearly everyone seemed to agree on one thing after Israel's fifth election in a decade, that the nation's fractious election system isn't working.
4. Certain touched on the fractious debate in the church over homosexual relationships, and said Ford did not think the issue should be splitting Episcopalians.
5. The relationship between the US and DPRK remains fractious, so the orchestra's trip has created quite a stir throughout the world.
6. fractious的翻译
6. Many people fear the next LegCo will be more fractious than ever, now that the number of lawmakers has increased from 60 to 70.
7. US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner visited China last week and called for greater cooperation to smoothen the two countries'often fractious relationship.
8. The United States has hoped the new charter would bring together the country's fractious communities, but Sunnis sharply oppose it.
9. fractious
9. A fractious Orange coalition then ruled until Yanukovych returned to power by winning the 2010 vote.
10. After some fractious discussions, they decided to continue their business partnership while working out details of their divorce.
adj
1. unpredictably difficult in operation
likely to be troublesome
e.g. rockets were much too fractious to be tested near thickly populated areas
fractious components of a communication system
2. easily irritated or annoyed
e.g. an incorrigibly fractious young man
not the least nettlesome of his countrymen
Synonym: cranky irritable nettlesome peevish peckish pettish petulant scratchy testy tetchy techy
3. stubbornly resistant to authority or control
e.g. a fractious animal that would not submit to the harness
a refractory child
Synonym: refractory recalcitrant