ridden

英 [ˈrɪdn]

美 [ˈrɪdn]

adj.  充满(某种不良事物)的; 满是…的
v.  驾驭马匹; 骑马; 骑马(消遣); 骑; 驾驶
ride的过去分词

法律

牛津词典

adj.

• 充满（某种不良事物）的；满是…的
  full of a particular unpleasant thing
  1. a disease-ridden slum
     疾病流行的贫民窟
  2. a class-ridden society
     等级森严的社会
  3. She was guilt-ridden at the way she had treated him.
     她为过去那样对待他而深感内疚。
  4. She was ridden with guilt.
     她深感歉疚。

柯林斯词典

• 
  Riddenis the past participle ofride.

双语例句

• He had never seen a movie, never heard a radio, never ridden in a car.
  他们没看过电影，没听过收音机，没乘过汽车。
• She has ridden a horse.
  她已经骑过马了。
• I've never ridden a tandem bicycle before.
  我从来没骑过双人自行车。
• The suspense over the two remaining hostages ended last night when the police discovered the bullet ridden bodies.
  随着昨晚警方发现了弹痕累累的尸体，人们对剩余两名人质的担心也终告结束。
• He had never ridden a horse before last month.
  到上个月以前他从来没有骑过马。
• Have not you ridden a horse very long, and right?
  你很久没骑马了，是吗？
• Being ridden with crises, I was thirsty for a home.
  危机四伏的生活使我很想有个家。
• My underskirt had ridden up into a thick band around my hips.
  我的衬裙已经蹿到臀部，厚厚地卷成一圈。
• Peter heals a bed ridden man called Aeneas.
  彼得治愈了一个叫以尼雅，瘫痪了的人。
• He had ridden out of Cambridge, inconspicuous among the hundreds of young cyclists.
  他已骑车出了剑桥，淹没在几百名年轻的自行车手当中。