1.
Such an atrocity can hardly escape arousing puBlic indignation.
这样一种暴行不能不引起公愤。
2.
If she leaves her husband, she will certainly create a scandal in the village.
如果她与丈夫离异,肯定会在村子里引起公愤。
3.
The iniquity of the transaction aroused general indignation.
这笔交易的不公引起了普遍的愤怒。
4.
The principal stirred up a hornet's nest by changing the school rules.
校长修改校规，引起师生的公愤。
5.
provoke indignation [a laugh]
引起愤怒 [引人发笑]
6.
The news about the minister's private life caused a scandal.
有关那位部长私生活的新闻引起了一场公愤。
7.
Her speech evoked great anger.
她的讲话引起极大愤慨.
8.
Resentful anger aroused by a violent or offensive act.
愤慨由暴力或冒犯而引起的愤怒
9.
The authorities harassed and abused many who raised public grievances, including petitioners to the Central Government.
当局大量骚扰、用职权引起包括向中央政府请愿在内的公愤。
10.
The public angered by what a lady legislator said to close down the Consumers'Foundation.
一位女立法委员说要关闭消费者基金会而引起了公愤。
11.
"The phrase ""secret diplomacy"" has long been a red rag to American public opinion."
「秘密外交政策」的说法长期以来引起了美国公众的愤怒。
12.
The phrase"secret diplomacy" has long been a red rag to American public opinion.
“秘密外交政策”的说法长期以来引起了美国公众的愤怒。
13.
His words outraged his friends.
他的话引起了朋友们的愤慨。
14.
The atrocity caused widespread indignation.
那暴行引起了普遍的愤慨。
15.
The speaker's remarks outraged the audience.
讲演者的话引起了听众的愤怒。
16.
This kind of response can bring about bitterness and resentment.
这种反应一样会引起伤感和愤懑。
17.
Anger may trigger spontaneous, automatic prejudices.
愤怒会引起自发性、自觉的偏见。
18.
hell hath no fury like a woman scorned; his face turned red with rage.
这种行经引起了人们的愤怒。