英 [ˈrɪdn] 美 [ˈrɪdn]
adj. 充斥……的；受虐待的
v. 骑（ride 的过去分词）
ridden /ˈrɪdən/
Ridden is the past participle of . (ride)的过去分词
从史上最强的国安到当前百病缠身(Ridden)，从高层恳请请求留住的铁帅到方今说让人看不到(See)指望的李章洙，有益的聊天使用权人高尚、充实、奋发，庸俗的言谈使用权人低下...
所幸马琳在近来讼事缠身(Ridden)的环境下表示非常精巧，此刻以14胜5负的成效排在了胜率榜的第三位。人需要有一颗牺牲自己私利的心。
... riddance 摆脱 ridden 受折磨的 riddle 谜 ...
而幸运的人恰恰相反，却老是倒霉缠身(Ridden)。
充斥…的；受虐待的
She had never ridden a horse before.
她以前从没骑过马。
I had never ridden on a motor-cycle before. But it was too late to chicken out.
在那以前我从未骑过摩托车。但当时已来不及临阵脱逃。
She was ridden with guilt.
她深感歉疚。
"I brought in two mountain bikes that my wife and I have ridden for the past ten years.
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There were many other similar creatures. They had ridden behind me on the backs of large animals.
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Aristotle's statesman Aristotle's statecraft his political science is a form of political mediation how to bring peace to conflict ridden situations.
亚里士多德的政治家,亚里士多德的权术,他的政治科学是一种政治斡旋的形式,如何将和平带入满是冲突的情势。
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"Everybody has an old bicycle, and it is usually not ridden.
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And the country's debt-ridden companies should on the whole be selling equity, not buying it.
Its tracks, which cover 175.3km total, are ridden by about 2.4 million people each day.
In fact, it had become arguably the most gangster-ridden major industrial company in Russia.