| 单词 | confrontational |
| 释义 | confrontational From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishconfrontationalcon‧fron‧ta‧tion‧al /ˌkɒnfrənˈteɪʃənəl◂ $ ˌkɑːn-/ adjectiveARGUElikely to cause arguments or make people angrya confrontational style of managementExamples from the Corpusconfrontational• In an attempt to improve his image, Stevens has decided to be less confrontational.• Geoff is too confrontational at times.• She moves from these accessible images to searing self-portraiture, head-on pictures of herself that are almost confrontational in their honesty.• True, the Senate is a less confrontational place than the House.• His reasoned and reasonable tone had contrasted strongly with the confrontational stance of his colleagues.• Some are worried that Beier's confrontational style will upset his staff.• Stern is a radio and TV talk show host known for his confrontational style.• Stanley is very confrontational with Blanche and slightly rude.• Rather than being openly confrontational with his parents, he just quietly-and perhaps unconsciously-refused to comply with their demands. |
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