bridling

v.

给…套龙头( bridle的现在分词 )；控制；昂首表示轻蔑（或怨忿等）；动怒，生气

put a bridle on约束，控制

1. He was leading a horse by the bridle.
   他牵着马的缰绳。
2. It is the bridle and spur that makes a good horse.
   要把马练好，缰绳靴刺少不了。
3. Her common sense is a bridle to her quick temper.
   她的常识是对她急脾气的抑制。

1. Jane bridled her favourite horse yesterday.
   昨天简给她心爱的马装上了马鞍。
2. You must learn to bridle your temper.
   你必须学会制怒。
3. He bridled at her offensive remarks.
   他对她这些无礼的话表示愤怒。

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The genetics of bridling in guillemots from a study of hand‐reared birds
Shaping Conduct and Bridling Passions: Governing Practicum Supervisors' Practice of Assessment.
The Routine Bridling of Nasojejunal Tubes Is a Safe and Effective Method of Reducing Dislodgement in the Intensive Care Unit
Validity as intended: ‘bursting forth toward’ bridling in phenomenological research
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