He bridled at me like a cockerel.

他像只公鸡一朝我怒吼。

Despite a happy student summer at Harvard, he bridled at America's overweening ways, arguing for a multi-polar world as a way to counter its post-war dominance.

尽管他在哈佛度过了一个愉快暑假，但他对美国傲慢行事方式感到愤怒，主张建立一个“多极世界”，以抗衡美国在战后主导地位。

Just as it is hard not to bridle a little at the unsolicited observations of co-workers, so people like having a space to call their own.

就像们很难对不经询问就乱给意见同事不感到恼火一，们也喜欢拥有属于自己空间。

I asked soon, looking calmly at Georgiana, who thought fit to bridle at the direct address, as if it were an unexpected liberty.

我很快问了，平静地看着乔治亚娜，她认为这种直截了当问候是出乎意料放肆，便皱起眉头，好像这是一种未曾预料到自由。

Traditionalists who might accept a new treatment of a classic in another medium often bridle at books that appear to change the intellectual legacy of a great author.

可能接受另一种媒介对经典作品进行新处理传统主义者常常会对那些似乎改变了一位伟大作家智力遗产书籍感到愤怒。

Most feminists, however, bridled at Carter's reluctance to support federal funding for abortions and said that he showcased Rosalynn and his daughter, Amy, instead of campaigning for women's issues himself.

然而，大多数女权主义者对卡特不愿支持联邦堕胎资金表示不满，并表示他展示了罗莎琳和他女儿艾米，而不是亲自为妇女问题而努力。

Let alone nature needs half would cost more than 70 billion dollars died in the Walgreens who bridle at talk of return on investment or cost benefit analysis needs to grow up

更不用说“自然需要一半”这一目标就需要超过700亿美元资金，那些在Walgreens这地方连谈论投资回报或成本效益分析都反感需要成熟一点。