n.强硬，激烈，咄咄逼人

The politician's tone became strident as he tried to emphasize the urgency of his cause.
这位政客在试图强调他事业紧迫性时，他的语气变得尖锐起来。
Her voice rose to a strident pitch when she spoke about her favorite subject.
当她谈论她最喜爱的主题时，她的声音升到了刺耳的高度。
The teacher's warnings about the consequences of cheating grew more strident with each passing day.
随着每一天的过去，老师关于作弊后果的警告变得更加尖锐。
The protesters' chants became increasingly strident, reflecting their growing anger and frustration.
抗议者的口号变得越来越刺耳，反映出他们日益增长的愤怒和挫败感。
The candidate's rhetoric took on a strident edge as he sought to outshine his opponents.
为了超越对手，这位候选人的话语变得越来越尖锐。
The editor demanded that the journalist tone down the strident language in the article.
编辑要求记者将文章中刺耳的语言降下来。
The speaker's strident voice carried across the room, making it difficult for others to hear themselves think.
演讲者的刺耳声音在整个房间里回响，使得其他人难以思考。
The debate became heated, with both sides raising their voices in a strident manner.
辩论变得激烈，双方都以刺耳的方式提高声音。
The musician's passionate performance reached a strident climax, captivating the audience.
音乐家充满激情的演出达到了刺耳的高潮，吸引了观众。
The activist's call for immediate action was met with a strident response from the crowd.
活动家呼吁立即行动得到了人群刺耳的回应。