ire

英[aiə]美[aiə]

n.
1.愤怒

同：	[n.] anger, choler, ira, wrath

The boy got ire to the athletic school after a special test.
男孩经过一次专门测验后进入了体育学校。收藏
The home side is ire at die moment;but we shall be batting soon.
主队正在进攻，但很快就轮到我们击球了。收藏
A combination of circumstances landed the company ire bankruptcy.
种种因素凑在一起使这家公司破了产。收藏
The elephant depends on its sense of smell to keep it ire touch with what is going on.
大象依靠嗅觉使自己与外界发生的事保持联系。收藏
The best way to escape His ire / Is,not to seem too happy(Robert Browning.
躲避他怒火的最好办法是，不要看上去太得意(罗伯特·勃朗宁)。收藏

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a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
[同] ire, anger, choler
belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)
[同] ira, ire, anger, wrath

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