tempered

形容词调节的，缓和的; 调和的; 温和的; 适中的

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2. 调节的：temperature 温度 | tempered 调节的 | tempermament 气质

3. 回火的：tempered glass 钢化玻璃 | tempered 回火的 | tempering 回火;人工老化

4. 调节了的：tempered 有...气质的 | tempered 调节了的 | tempered 经回火的

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1. Millions of Ukraine's citizens favor EU membership, but their enthusiasm is tempered by the absence of a clear EU policy towards Ukraine.

2. Punishment will be tempered with compassion as the nation reforms its judicial system and develops a relief system for victims of crime.

3. Although many people deem him a mild - tempered person, he told the press that he is a man of strong belief and responsibility.

4. The bad - tempered Wang Meng continued to smash furniture in her dormitory room and was accidentally injured in both of her hands.

5. tempered的解释

5. Heather Mills has tempered the media criticism of her by earning a nomination for the Celebrity Mum of the Year award.

6. tempered

6. But the joyful news was tempered by violence that raged throughout Iraq as the day wore on.

7. The match turned sour thereafter as the Kuwaiti players got ill - tempered and committed many fouls.

8. Despite concerns over the loophole, overall it appears the policies have successfully tempered China's housing market.

9. Instead, milk is more popular when it is tempered with sugar or salt and delicately cooked.

10. The concern tempered optimism from earlier in the week when delegates expressed hope that Europe had succeeded in calming markets after two years of turmoil.

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