相关数据
rattle
['rætl]
释义
释义1：v.使慌乱，使惊慌
To scare, startle, unsettle, or unnerve.
释义2：vt. 摇动使发出嘎嘎声 to (cause to) make a rapid series of short, sharp sounds
释义3：n.拨浪鼓
a baby's toy filled with small pellets that rattle when shaken.
例句
Maggie:I also understand the strategy of trying to rattle someone before an interview.(The Newsroom)
玛姬：而且我也懂你的策略，在采访之前搅乱对方的心绪。（新闻编辑室）
Andrea：I promised Milton I'd help him cremate Mr.Coleman's body.
The Governor：That's sweet of you,but if you're still rattled, he can handle it himself.
Andrea：He shouldn't have to.(The Walking Dead)
安德莉亚：我答应米尔顿会帮他火化科尔曼先生的尸体。
总督：你真好，但你要还是紧张，他可以独自解决。
安德莉亚：他不用。（行尸走肉）
Walt: Cyber-begging. That's all that is. Just rattling a little tin cup to the entire world.
Saul: Yeah, there's no deep-seated issues there.(Breaking Bad)
沃尔特：网络乞讨。就是这意思。就是嘎拉嘎拉摇晃着锡罐满世界要饭。
索尔：是，不过这并没有深层次的问题。（绝命毒师）
Snow:Never swung a sword before, have you? You look like a baby with a rattle.(Game of Thrones)
雪诺：以前没用过剑吧？你看着像拿拨浪鼓的婴儿。（权力游戏）
