1.〈口〉惹怒,激怒,使急躁
2.〈美〉搅浑,搅浊
1.to annoy someone
1.By all accounts, he has clashed repeatedly with senior army officers, riling them by trying to install his own loyalists in senior posts.
据说，他信与高级军官们冲突不断，他试图通过在高级职位上安插自己的心腹来削弱他们的力量。
2.America had been getting fed up with Mr Ma's predecessor, Chen Shui-bian of the Democratic Progressive Party, who revelled in riling China.
美国受够了马英九前任—酷爱招惹中国大陆的民进党员陈水扁。
3.After some batterings at the hands of David Cameron, he is now a solid parliamentary performer, often riling the prime minister.
经过DavidCameron的磨练，他已经成为议会中可靠的执行者，还经常惹恼总理。
4.One of my colleagues has an intensely annoying cough, which is riling all those who sit near her.
我的一位同事咳嗽起来极其烦人，惹得坐在她身旁的人都愤愤不已。
5.It leaked, riling Mr Cameron and George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer.
信的内容泄露了出去，这引起了卡梅伦首相和财政大臣奥斯本的强烈不满。
6.Now Slovakia's economic policy has again been riling policymakers in Brussels and Berlin.
现在，斯洛伐克的经济政策再次受到布鲁塞尔（比利时首都）和柏林的决策者的挑拨。
7.riling where I linger scream with all my might.
搅浑了我用尽全力徘徊和呐喊的地方。
8.By playing the Taiwan identity card, Chen is not just attracting votes and riling Beijing but changing the island's political culture, too.
打著台湾自决的招数，陈不但吸引更多选票、激怒北京，也同时改变了台湾的政治文化。
9.Understandably that's riling a lot of fans.
激怒了众多的粉丝那是可以理解的了。