Only when the MOBS make the mistake of dumping it off their own coasts does the state start to get huffy.(而只有當(dāng)這幫烏合之眾搞錯地方，把廢料倒在他們自己國家的時候，這些國家才會火冒三丈。)

Outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda was unpopular with voters but T-shirts printed with his huffy parting shot are now a hit.(剛剛辭職的日本首相福田康夫不受選民歡迎，但是印有他一句臨別怒言的T恤衫現(xiàn)在卻賣得很火。)

Can't you see how huffy he got when the same thing happened last time?(你沒看到上次發(fā)生這種事時他發(fā)多大火嗎？)

A risk now is that Pakistan's huffy leaders drag their country into isolation.(一個新的風(fēng)險就是巴基斯坦赫菲領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人將把國家?guī)牍铝ⅰ?

While I might not have been as full-tilt as the lady who yelled at the airline personnel, there was a time in my life not long ago when I would have been, well, huffy.(我可能不會象那個沖著工作人員吼叫的女士那樣暴跳如雷，但前幾久我有一次努力控制激動情緒的經(jīng)歷。)

Stereotyped as huffy and inhospitable, the Shanghainese are downplaying these complaints on the one hand, and making subtle overtures on the other.(一向被認(rèn)為是傲慢、冷漠的上海人，一面低調(diào)處理這些抱怨，一面巧妙地向外地人表示友好。)

Similar huffy critiques came from the leaders of Egypt and Jordan.(來自埃及（Egypt）和約旦（Jordan）的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人也表達(dá)了類似不快的批評。)

She stayed huffy a good while.(她氣了好一陣。)

I became embarrassed and huffy and told her to take the money back.(我既尷尬又氣憤，告訴她把錢拿回去。)