snit

1 Meta is following through and declining to negotiate with Canada’s government, Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported Tuesday, though it’s unclear how long the snit will last.

2 “Someone, somewhere” will surely be in a snit about something, he said, with a laugh.

3 The old fight, it seemed, had moldered into a snit about credit.

4 The John Wall-Gortat snit featured a Twitter post and a couple of interviews.

5 No one asked you to adjudicate this snit.

6 His first song, usually in musicals a moment for ingratiation, is instead a bitter snit called “How Can I Call This Home?”

7 But if that boondoggle culture doesn’t come to an end immediately, the Globes will mean less than those participation trophies everyone regularly gets into a snit about.

8 My brothers were in a snit, but I didn’t care.

9 In this one, he basically stands around indulging a series of cosmic snit fits, laying waste to the digitally confected scenery and uttering tedious epigrams about time, recurrence and the apocalypse.

10 In a snit as he walked out, he tossed the gun in the garbage.

11 There’s now a restaurant in France I won’t visit because I know it pushes the little guys around when it goes into a snit.

12 The prince met Biden’s knuckles with his own, thereby causing a snit online.

13 But according to CNN, Trump said those things because he was in a snit that the top brass hadn't stepped forward to defend him.

14 Despite a ceremony restricted to family only, several hundred fairies find out about the baby’s christening, and they are all in a snit over being snubbed.

15 In a snit, Curly stomped toward the third and last piece of equipment, a grader.

16 Despite that sensitivity, and the snit over masks, the county's politics are not as red as its crimson neighbors.

17 A week after his snit fit, Elliott got the ball on Ohio State's first play against Michigan, and by halftime he had 10 carries for 99 yards and the Buckeyes had thrown only six passes.

18 He was in a snit.

他感到焦躁不安.

19 Let me back up, this snit has been brewing for a while.

20 Obama's initial birthday plans caused a snit, in the press and on Martha's Vineyard.

1 急躁

hot-brained short quick passionate edgy impatient hot-headed snapping hotheaded crankish iracund manically fussily crankily irascibly fuss quickness impatience crankiness tew irritate set on edge

2 大怒

ramp freak fume foam at the mouth have a fit

3 焦急

edgy stewed unquiet sweat fret annoyance itching rasp worry tweak sting annoy fuss grate aggravate thorn qualm vex lose block

4 焦燥

impatience

5 愤怒

cross angry bitter heated outraged disorderly indignant bitterly hotly heatedly shock anger wrath bile bitterness spleen ire indignation exasperation smart inflame sicken be up in arms steamed up be round the twist go round the twist hard feelings put out

6 激动

convulsionary fullhearted shook-up excited violent heated inflammatory tumultuous agitated seething souped-up plugged-in hopped-up agitato feeling stir hop thrill flush inflammation sensation warmth yeast flap churn fume twitch jolly tremor lather agitation broil electrification tumult throb twit hoopla effervescence feeze irritancy dooda atingle fire rock burn boil kindle tingle flip ferment commove get heat string spark wig arouse tempest agitate rouse electrify galvanize seton edge in a pucker do to set fire to in a storm

7 焦躁

riley solicitously fidge

8 气恼

huff aggravation exasperate in a huff

9 呕气

pique

10 紧张

tense drawn tensile strained taut high-pitched skittish keyed suspensive atwitter state twitter strain flutter jitter tizzy tensity scare erect dither string rack on the stretch be on toes

11 愠怒

pet sulk miff sull