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nerve
[nə:v]
释义
释义1：n.神经
one or more bundles of long, thin fibers forming part of a system that carries messages of feeling, motion, etc., between the brain or spinal cord and other parts of the body.
释义2： n.勇气
any bundle of nerve fibers running to various organs and tissues of the body；the courage to carry on
例句
Phoebe:The girls in the satin nighties on the commercial don't seem to think it's that bad.
Monica: That's because their nerves are probably deadened from being so stupid. (Friends)
菲比：广告里，穿绸缎睡衣的女孩们，似乎认为那还不错啊。
莫妮卡：那是因为她们的神经系统可能傻的麻木了。（老友记）
Jane:He doesn't have the nerve to kill his wife.(The Mentalist)
简：他没有勇气杀死他的太太。(超感神探)
Mackenzie:I get the nerve from my mother.(The Newsroom)
麦肯齐：我的勇气是从我妈那遗传的。（新闻编辑室）
Ronnie: How was I supposed to know they'd invite fucking vampires to their barbecue? And if you're so tired, why don't you take a nice long nap and spare us your endless whining?
Leader vampire: You have some nerve after what you just did. (True Blood)
鲁尼：我怎么会知道他们他妈的会邀请吸血鬼参加烧烤大会？既然你这么辛苦，不如去睡大觉，省的我们在这儿听你抱怨个没完。
吸血鬼首领：做了这档子事，你还有胆子说。（真爱如血）
