sharp tongue
常見(jiàn)例句
- Fifteen per cent of the workers questioned said female bosses were too `sharp tongued` and a third said it was obvious when it was their `time of the month` because of mood swings.
15％的受調(diào)查員工表示，女上司"說(shuō)話刻薄"，1/3人表示每月的“特殊時(shí)期”，她們會(huì)因情緒波動(dòng)而變得更加刻薄。 - This change of tone, plus the fact that a carefully drafted resolution was adopted by consensus, led some Western governments to claim that the sharp-tongued visitor had been neutralised.
這一語(yǔ)調(diào)的變化，加上精心起草的決議一致通過(guò)這樣的事實(shí)，使一些西方國(guó)家政府宣稱，說(shuō)話尖刻的訪問(wèn)者已經(jīng)中立化。 - He would, if his sharp-tongued co-author Anna Schwartz is any clue, have condemned the bank bailouts of recent years.
正如那位言辤刻薄的郃作者安娜.施瓦茨，他會(huì)嚴(yán)詞譴責(zé)近年來(lái)對(duì)銀行業(yè)的救助行爲(wèi)。 - Goldman Sachs' head of public relations, the sharp-tongued Lucas van Praag, has gone from deflecting negative publicity about his firm to taking barbs as the subject of a blistering Twitter parody, authored by a group of financial bloggers who are sharp-tongued snarks in their own right.
FORBES: Pranking Goldman's Lucas Van Praag - WHO, can be counted upon to enter almost any health debate as a sharp-tongued sceptic.
ECONOMIST: A breakthrough moment in awareness of a terrible scourge - Stelios has a hard edge, his own executives privately citing his sharp-tongued "interpersonal skills" as a weakness.
FORBES: Proving Papa Wrong 返回 sharp tongue