dust-up
dust-up 英 [dʌst ʌp] 美 [dʌst ʌp]
n. 骚动；吵闹，争吵
名词复数:dust-ups
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- n. 骚动；吵闹，争吵
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1. Mark Hurd, her successor, cut costs but was ousted in 2010 after a dust-up over sex and expenses before he could fix the firm's strategy.
她的继任者马克•赫德对成本进行了削减，但他在2010年因性丑闻和虚报费用等事被免职，也未能对公司战略进行及时调整。
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2. This understanding has important implications for economic policy in general, and for the recent presidential campaign dust-up about gasoline taxes in particular.
这个观点对于经济政策的制定有很大的指导意义，特别是最近甚嚣尘上的美国总统选战中的燃油税政策问题。
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3. The relationship between Powell and Aspin is still more respectful than relaxed. The dust-up later cast a shadow over the president's ability to work easily with Powell over Bosnia.
鲍威尔和之间的关系仍然比较尊重Aspin比轻松。
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