neurotically
基本解释
- adv.神经质地；神经过敏地
英汉例句
- The Russians are also neurotically keen to curtail the activities of non-governmental organisations.
俄国还神经质的热衷于缩减非官方组织的活动。 - For years Australia was neurotically concerned about Indonesia, a huge neighbour that has sometimes looked violent or unstable but now seems benign, democratic and rather successful.
多年来，澳大利亚对于印度尼西亚抱有一种神经质般的担忧，印尼是一个曾经时而看似狂暴或不稳定的庞大邻邦，但该国如今看起来既温和又民主，而且相当成功。 - Yet Russia could react neurotically to EU meddling in what it sees as its backyard.
然而俄罗斯可能对欧盟干涉其自认的后院反应过敏。 - During a divorce, narcissists can be manipulative and exploitive, feeling neurotically entitled to get whatever they want.
FORBES: Financial Strategies for Divorcing A Narcissist - As a founder member of the European club in 1957, remember, Italy was neurotically anxious to join the European monetary system when it was set up in 1979.
ECONOMIST: Prodi’s prayer - He observed himself becoming neurotically possessive about his little space, at times putting his life in jeopardy by flying into a rage if a guard happened to step on his bed.
NEWYORKER: Hellhole