fractious

美音：['frækʃəs] 英音：['frækʃəs]

简单释义：

adj.暴躁的；易怒的；动辄烦躁的；捣乱的

网络倔强的；脾气不好的；难驾驭的

完整释义：

adj.

1.倔强的
2.易怒的;脾气不好的
3.任性的

例句：

The art of Belgian political leadership consists of bringing consensus to a broad and fractious coalition.
比利时的政治领导艺术，在于让一个难以驾驭的联盟形成共识。
Working out what fractious parties, pressure groups and power brokers are up to is virtually impossible.
而找到难以驾驭的党派，施压集团与政治掮客各自擅长的活更是难以实现。
The veto was unexpected and was being seen as a watershed in Britain's fractious relationship with the rest of Europe.
卡梅伦的否决出人意料，被视为英国与欧洲其它国家之间不稳定的关系的转折点。
The failure (so far) of the Norwegian authorities to expel Mullah Krekar, a fractious Islamic cleric, has caused agitation.
挪威当局（到目前为止）没能驱逐极端伊斯兰教士毛拉•克雷卡尔（MullahKrekar）已经引起骚乱。
The pundits, who to a man, predicted a weak and fractious coalition dependent on regional leaders, were stuffed.
一致预测依赖地区领导人的联盟既脆弱又难以驾驭的权威人士哑口无言了；
This points either to a large, fractious coalition or to a minority government.
这表明要么组成一个大的难以处理的联盟政府，要么组成一个少数派政府。
Ominously for Beijing, the value of the RMB may be one of the few things the fractious American political class seems to agree on.
对于北京来说很不利的是，人民币价值是乖张的美国政界一致认为应该改变的少数问题之一。
an incorrigibly fractious young man; not the least nettlesome of his countrymen.
脾气坏得不可救药的年轻人；在他的同胞中决不是脾气最好的。

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