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1.a country ridden by soldiers

军人跋扈国

2.angst-ridden sixth-formers.

不安六年级学生。

3.He is ridden by doubts.

他为怀疑而苦恼。

4.you must not think him ridden with angst.

你不要以为他满心疑惧。

5.the fleet had ridden out the storm .

舰队已安然渡过了风暴。

6.her skirt had ridden up.

她裙子拱上去了。

7.disease-ridden; grief-ridden.

受疾病折磨，极为悲伤

8.a file of English soldiers had ridden out from Perth.

一小分队英国兵已珀斯乘车出发了。

9.he was hag-ridden by his early success.

早期成功使他患得患失、不安。

10.she'd have ridden there, winter or no.

是不是冬天，她都会乘车去那儿。

11.Some debt-ridden countries in the world have suitcase economics.

世界上有些债台高筑国经济体系易导致通货膨胀。

12.debt-ridden farmers struggling with adversity. Bothmishap and mischance connote slight or negligible incidents or consequences:

负债农场主和逆境进行斗争。 Mishap 和 mischance 两词都包含着轻微或微不足道事件或影响意思：

13.As one Luddite in our employ stated recently: "this is the first suspension bike I've ever ridden that didn't make me immediately long for my hardtail.

那些张扬鲜活或惨淡没有声色路上往事，始终会以一个一个片段方式活在记忆里。那些所有收集光线和片段都会给自己带来莫名安慰。