| 1. | He could not have buckled a bridle on his own .
他顾不得备自己的马鞍了。 |
| 2. | "sister badgery?" he bridled .
“巴杰莉护士？”他轻蔑地问。 |
| 3. | Every individual taste, every natural appetite, was bridled by caution .
一切个人的兴趣，一切天生的爱好都要受谨慎的约束。 |
| 4. | Thought arising from factual experience may be a bridle or a spur .
由实际经验而产生的想法，可能是一种约束，也可能是一种刺激。 |
| 5. | I knew he would bridle when i told him of my meeting with jones and victor .
我知道，我告诉他我见过琼斯和维克托时，他会恼火的。 |
| 6. | The cathleen flapped the bridle reins sharply and the old mule moved off .
然后嘉菱把缰绳狠狠地一抖，那头老骡子便向前直蹿而去了。 |
| 7. | Nature proved too strong even for the powerful feelings with which he endeavoured to bridle it .
人类的天性比他想竭力控制的感情还要强。 |
| 8. | The king lifted her into the saddle, and with his hand on the bridle he led her along the pathway .
国王扶她上马鞍，他一只手牵着缰绳，领着她沿着小径走去。 |
| 9. | The buckskin, finding no feed to her taste, took the trail stablewards, the bridle dragging .
那匹黄骠马找不到合意的东西吃，就顺着小径朝马房走去，缰绳拖在地上。 |
| 10. | "my dear bounderby," said james, dismounting and giving his bridle to his servant, "i do see it. "
詹姆斯下了马，把缰绳交给他的佣人说，“我亲爱的庞得贝，我当然明了这一点。” |
