Then the muscles of his heart, exhausted after three billion beats and weakened by pneumonia, diabetes, and the stress of a choleric temperament, paused just for a moment, and could not resume.(后來(lái)他的心臟在跳了三十億下后，又因肺炎、糖尿病、暴躁的脾氣而心肌衰竭，停了一會(huì)兒，無(wú)法恢復(fù)正常。)

Results 38.58% of patients with primary hypertension belonged to choleric temperament type.(結(jié)果研究發(fā)現(xiàn)原發(fā)性高血壓患者以膽汁質(zhì)氣質(zhì)類型多見：占38.58％。)

Beneath his choleric exterior Gerald O'Hara had the tenderest of hearts.(杰拉爾德·歐哈拉的外相雖然兇恨，心里卻是再和氣不過(guò)。)

In style, Mr McCain's reaction was slow and choleric, while Mr Obama's was steely and swift.(在風(fēng)度上，麥凱恩先生的反應(yīng)遲緩、暴躁，而奧巴馬先生的反應(yīng)則堅(jiān)定、迅速。)

He was affable at one moment, choleric the next.(他時(shí)而友善和藹，時(shí)而暴躁易怒。)

Choleric people don't cry easily or show much emotion at all.(暴躁的人不會(huì)輕易哭泣，或顯露過(guò)多的情緒。)

On hearing this the general's head sank; he shrugged his shoulders, and flung up his hands with a choleric gesture.(團(tuán)長(zhǎng)聽了這些話后垂下頭來(lái)，默不作聲地聳聳肩膀，很激動(dòng)地把兩手一攤。)

It sometimes happens that, at forty or fifty years of age, circulatory disorders of the rhythmic system appear as a direct result of a teacher's unrestrained choleric temperament.(有時(shí)就會(huì)在40或50歲左右，在節(jié)奏系統(tǒng)出現(xiàn)循環(huán)紊亂，這是教師未加限制的膽汁質(zhì)所導(dǎo)致的直接后果。)