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restraint noun 2behaving in a calm/moderate way 克制；有节制ADJECTIVE | VERB + RESTRAINT | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEconsiderable, great, remarkable 相当克制；很克制；特别克制admirable 令人钦佩的克制emotional, sexual 情绪克制；性压抑VERB + RESTRAINThave 有所克制◆Somehow I had the restraint not to tell Peter that.我还是强忍着没把那件事告诉彼得。exercise, practise/practice, use 进行克制；加以控制；施加控制◆Journalists have exercised remarkable restraint in not reporting all the sordid details of the case.记者们对该案件的报道显示出异乎寻常的克制，没有披露所有肮脏的细节。◆The media should have used more restraint in disclosing his private life.媒体在披露他的私人生活时应该更克制些。demonstrate, exhibit, show 表现出克制；显示出克制call for, urge 呼吁克制require 要求克制◆The role requires a certain restraint.这一职位要求有某种程度的自制能力。abandon 抛开限制◆He abandoned all restraint and yelled at the top of his lungs.他不管不顾地放声大叫起来。PREPOSITIONwith restraint 有所克制地◆They reacted with restraint.他们的反应有所节制。without restraint 不加克制地◆Finally he was able to cry properly, without restraint.他终于可以毫无束缚地放声大哭了。restraint by ⋯的克制◆The government called for restraint by both sides.政府要求双方保持克制。 |