1.〈口〉惹怒,激怒,使急躁
2.〈美〉搅浑,搅浊
1.to annoy someone
1."It gets everyone riled up and makes for great television, " he said, "but such finds are very far and few between. "
“这种节目搞得所有人都很兴奋，因为这样才有看头，”他说，“但实际生活里那种幸运的发现少之又少。”
2.Some US lawmakers were riled by the bank's pay plans. Many in Congress believe Wall Street's bonus culture encouraged excess risk-taking.
该银行的薪酬计划令一些美国国会议员感到震怒。许多议员认为，华尔街的奖金文化鼓励了过度冒险。
3.'We were riled by what had been said, ' he admitted.
他承认，“我们被他们发表的言论激怒了”。
4.Developers have been riled up about the policies ever since they came out, which may be a good sign for homebuyers.
自那时候起他们出现，开发商已激怒了有关的政策，这可能是对购房者是一个好兆头。
5.This was not against the rules of the day but it riled many locals, who dubbed the couple "Mr and Mrs Expenses" .
这并没有违反什么规定，但当天却激怒了许多本地居民，他们把这对夫妇戏称为“花先生和花太太”。
6.There was talk of us being a long ball team. That riled us a bit but we responded in the best possible way.
有些人说我们是打长传冲吊的队伍。那使我们有点愤怒，但我们用尽可能最佳的方式进行了回击。
7.The debate over whether the drugs are overused remains -- and riled some panelists who questioned Amgen's promotional tactics.
超剂量药物的争议尚未清楚，安进的营销策略激怒了质询的小组成员。
8.Take Barclays, which riled shareholders with a dilative capital-raising in October but has avoided taking government cash.
以巴克莱银行为例，在2008年10月，它因膨胀性融资而激怒了股东，但也避免了接受政府资金救援。
9.So, work on lowering your voice in public, play with your wife only in private, or play a game that doesn't get you so riled up.
所以，尽量在公众场合降低你的声音，私下与你妻子玩，或换一个不太容易让你生气的游戏。
10.National-religious politicians have long been riled by the gap in attitudes between Israel's top judges and the electorate.
长久以来，民族宗教联合政府的官员们早已厌倦于以最高法院和选民之间态度的分歧。