ridden
英 [ˈrɪdn] 美 [ˈrɪdn]

adj.

（通常构成复合词）充满（某种不良事物）的；满是的；受…困扰的；ride 的过去分词

v.

乘，骑，驾( ride的过去分词 )；（骑马、自行车等）穿越；搭乘；飘浮

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. She seems to be apprehension ridden recently.
   她最近好像忧心忡忡的样子。
2. He is ridden by doubts.
   他为怀疑而苦恼。
3. Things in this war- ridden country will change under the new regime.
   在新政权的治理下,这个饱受战乱之苦的国家情况会有所改变。
4. I lived in the same building as this woman in a crime ridden ghetto area.
   我跟这个女人一样生活在充满着罪恶的犹太人区。

权威例句

Air mattress for modulating ridden positions
Ferromagnetism in defect-ridden oxides and related materials
A theory-ridden approach to program evaluation: A method for stimulating researcher-implementer collaboration
A Theory-Ridden Approach to Program Evaluation: A Method for Researcher-Implementer Collaboration. Report No. 330.
Crisis-Ridden Elections (Again) in the Dominican Republic: Neopatrimonialism, Presidentialism, and Weak Electoral Oversight
Fresh humiliation for eurozone as China says it will bail out debt-ridden nations
Troubles With Identity: Obstacles to Coexistence Education in Conflict Ridden Societies
Hepatobiliary and pancreatic: aspartate aminotransferase elevation in a bed-ridden old man.
Perceptions of nonwork-to-work spillover: Challenging the common view of conflict-ridden domain relationships.
Sports board having a pressure sensitive panel responsive to contact between the sports board and a surface being ridden