1.恼火的,愤怒的,焦躁的,窘迫的
1.very annoyed or nervous
1.Jane had no right to laugh at my new haircut. I got hot under the collar every time I think about it.
简没有资格嘲笑我的新发式。我一想到这事就很气愤。
2.Calm down, everybody. Parents should not get hot under the collar during the children's game.
大家都冷静点，父母不要为了孩子的比赛动怒。
3.Maybe it is the summer weather, but when the subject of Beijing comes up these days, multinationals seem to get hot under the collar.
或许是因为夏季天气的原因，但如今只要一谈到中国政府的话题，跨国公司似乎就会变得怒气冲冲。
4.Parents should not get hot under the collar during the children's sport events.
父母不要为了孩子的运动比赛而动怒。
5.You could say that your friend is no hothead. But he got hot under the collar when someone took his radio.
你可能会说你的朋友不是暴脾气，但当人拿了他的收音机时他会怒气冲冲。
6.But I'd asked for the ride, and there was no point in getting hot under the collar because I didn't think the way he did.
但是我仍然是个得乞求搭便车的人，不过，也不存在使我在领子下面浑身发热的理由，因为我不认可他的方式。
7.They are trying to exploit his reputation for being hot under the collar to make him blow.
他们正想利用他众所周知的暴躁脾气令他发怒。
8.You always seem to get hot under the collar about people's driving habits. Don't let it worry you!
你好像总是因为别人的驾车习惯而发火，别为这种事心烦嘛！
9.If a client enlarged on the iniquities of the income tax, and grew hot under the collar, Harold 's eyes would stray towards the door.
要是委托人详细谈到所得税的种种不公正性，并且火气大了起来，哈罗德的眼睛将会转向房门。
10.And the busty Belfast blonde could get Brown all hot under the collar with her antidote agenda to "serious and boring" politics.
这位来自贝尔法斯特的性感美女表示要改变英国“严肃无聊”的政治，这会让布朗首相十分闹心。