1. 爱尔兰：1922年独立爱尔兰状态建立了(爱尔兰自由州1922-37; 爱尔兰(ire)从1937年,从1949也知道作为爱尔兰共和国). 虽然一些共和党领导是做的语言热心者,新的状态继续使用英语作为管理语言,甚而在区域, 80%人口讲爱尔兰语.
2. 无线电工程师学会：如单边带电话收发信机、4路时分电报终端机、箱式自动收发纸条贮存转发电报终端机、移频键控收发设备、相片传真机、碎频保密终端机等,使通信技术水准大为提高. 1948年10月,美国无线电工程师学会(IRE)通过选举,吸收卢宗澄为高级会员.
3. 通常指 罗瑟战甲：soj : 乔丹之石. 战网的主要流通货币 | ire : 通常指 罗瑟战甲 | sun : 旭日东升
4. ire：investigative reporters and editors; 调查记者与编辑协会
5. ire：internationales rohbau expertenkreis; 国际车体专家社团
6. ire：institute of radio engineers; 无线电工程师协会（美国）
7. ire：information retrieval exercise; 讯息提取练习
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1. 愤怒;怒火
Ire is anger.
e.g. Their ire was directed mainly at the government.
他们的怒火主要指向政府。
1. One local council earned the ire of animal welfare groups last year for promoting " cane toad golf ".
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2. The remark showed the depth of his ire at GE's announcement last Friday that profit fell 6 percent in the first quarter from last year.
3. ire什么意思
3. A scenic spot in Chongqing municipality has earned the locals ire after it hired and displayed nude models to attract visitors.
4. Mankiw raised the ire of some lawmakers during the 2004 election year with a forecast for jobs that Democrats derided as overly optimistic.
5. The move was designed to emulate women's tennis but was abandoned last May after it was deemed sexist and drew the ire of Muslim players.
6. Her actions provoked the ire of Internet users who speculated that she might have funded her extravagant purchases by embezzling money from the RCSC.
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7. Her actions provoked the ire of Internet users who suspected that she might have paid for her extravagant purchases by embezzling money from the society.
8. ire的反义词
8. The club's fans did not escape Calderon's ire with the Real chief saying that the Bernabeu faithful were too hard to please.
9. Nonetheless those who oppose his ideas know better than to incur public ire by finding fault with his popular housing policy.
10. The financial services industry suffered major losses so the financial companies'hefty payout deals drew widespread public ire.