tizzy
英[ˈtɪzɪ]
美[ˈtɪzɪ]
意思解释
n. 惊慌，紧张
用法例句
- She was in a real tizzy before the meeting .
- 她在会前感到心慌意乱。
- Sounds a bit tizzy with bright recordings lack of lower bass control .
- 听明亮的录音时会有点刺耳,低频控制了不够。
- Little green heart beating man tizzy bac-sideshow bob
- 有心跳的小绿人!
- Five years ago the french were in a tizzy over rumours that danone , the world 's biggest maker of yogurts , would fall prey to an american giant , pepsico .
- 五年前，传言说世界最大的酸奶生产商达能公司将被美国巨头百事公司收购，为此法国陷入一片慌乱。
- So if the property bubble bursts , it would certainly send the heavily-indebted local governments into a financial tizzy .
- 因此如果资产泡沫破灭，债台高筑的地方政府将陷入财政混乱。