英 [raɪl] 美 [raɪl]
vt. 激怒；搅浑；惹怒
n. （Rile）人名；（塞）里莱
第三人称单数riles
现在分词riling
过去式riled
过去分词riled
rile /raɪl/ [ riling riled riles ]
及物动词 If something riles you, it makes you angry. 激怒; 惹怒
Cancellations and late departures rarely rile him.
他很少因航班取消或延误而发怒。
形容词
He saw that I was riled.
他看到我被惹怒了。
... rife adj.流行的，普遍的；充裕的 rile vt.激怒，使恼怒 ripe adj.熟的，成熟的，时机成熟的；v.成熟 ...
... rigs = 船具 rile = 搅浑 riled = 被搅浑的 ...
... rile 若怒，搅浑，使焦急 meet 适宜的，合适的 unassuming 谦逊的，不摆架子的 ...
... cornerback n.(美式橄榄球)侧卫 rile vt.激怒, 使恼怒 pitcher n.(带柄和倾口的)大水罐, (棒球)投手 ...
激怒；搅浑；惹怒
Nothing ever seemed to rile him.
好像从来没有什么事让他烦恼。
Cancellations and late departures rarely rile him.
他很少因航班取消或延误而发怒。
"Don’t rile me, " he says.
“别烦我啊。” 他说道。
What seemed to really rile people was the council did not shift one iota.
It used to rile me when they called me that, but nowadays I just go along.
At a minimum, Romney can use the Israel issue to rile up pro-Israeli Republicans.