righted

英 [ˈraɪtɪd]

美 [ˈraɪtɪd]

v.  使回到正常位置; 把…扶正; 使…直立; 改正; 纠正; 使恢复正常
right的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• It had provided a promise of cognition and a theoretic base for our party to pet wrongs righted in theories and to relive the diversion of the major work and carry out the reform policy.
  这为我们党在理论上进行拨乱反正，在实践上实现工作重点的转移和实行改革开放政策，提供了认识前提和理论基础。
• We righted the canoe and were able to paddle back to shore.
  我们把独木舟摆正，这样我们就能划回岸边了。
• Our principle is that every wrong should be righted.
  我们的原则是有错必纠。
• The moth having righted himself now lay most decently and uncomplainingly composed.
  那只飞蛾找准自己的道路后，十分体面地死去，现在毫无怨言的躺在那里。
• "Mulally's righted the ship in North America, but now he's really got to address the needs in the rest of the world," he said.
  “M在北美市场做得很好，但是现在他真的需要增加其它地方福特的市场份额，”他说到。
• At breakneck speed or with uncontrolled force. Swiftly, with sure flying skill, Alcock righted the plane.
  飞快地以极快的速度或无法控制的力量地阿尔科克凭着熟练的飞行技术，迅速地使飞机恢复了平稳。
• Many wrongs were righted, many ill-doers were punished.
  许多冤案得到了纠正，许多为非作歹的人受到了惩罚。
• The cat righted itself during the fall, and landed on its feet.
  猫在落下时转正了身子，以四脚落地。
• The capsized boat righted again.
  倾覆的小船又扶直了。
• She has put herself in the position where repayment from her is due but the point of the payment is not always on the incidentally the moral ground should be righted.
  偿还是应该的，但，偿还并非总在正确的，道德土壤中，这是道德损坏的纠正，也许会。