ridden

常見(jiàn)例句

POOR people—the destitute, disease ridden and malnourished “bottom billion”—live in poor countries.
窮人——窮睏、疾病纏身、營(yíng)養(yǎng)不良的“底層十億人”——生活在窮國(guó)。
No one should underestimate the Iron Chancelleress, who has ridden roughshod over her opponents over the years.
任何人都不應(yīng)低估這位“鉄血女宰相”，多年以來(lái)她騎在對(duì)手頭上作威作福。
Once, when I was a mere lad, and had never ridden a horse before, he made me mount one and gallop by his side, with no qualms about his unskilled companion.
有一次，在我還是個(gè)小毛孩，從來(lái)沒(méi)有騎過(guò)馬的時(shí)候，他讓我騎上一匹馬在他的旁邊疾馳，對(duì)於他那不熟練的同伴，他一點(diǎn)也不擔(dān)慮。

"I brought in two mountain bikes that my wife and I have ridden for the past ten years.
Aristotle's statesman Aristotle's statecraft his political science is a form of political mediation how to bring peace to conflict ridden situations.
亞裡士多德的政治家,亞裡士多德的權(quán)術(shù),他的政治科學(xué)是一種政治斡鏇的形式,如何將和平帶入滿是沖突的情勢(shì)。
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There were many other similar creatures. They had ridden behind me on the backs of large animals.

And the country's debt-ridden companies should on the whole be selling equity, not buying it.
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In fact, it had become arguably the most gangster-ridden major industrial company in Russia.
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Glass has ridden the private equity roller coaster since graduating from Stanford Business School in 1988.
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