adj.(气、味)辛辣的，难闻的，刺激的

1. The engines were howling again as though in pain, and the air inside the plane was acrid with the smell of machinery and fetid with the stench of gasoline.
发动机又在痛苦地嚎叫，飞机里的空气充满了机器和汽油散发出来的恶臭。
2. We do not like his acrid temper.
我们不喜欢他刻毒的性情。
3. There is an acrid tone to your remarks.
你说这些话的口气带有讥刺意味。
4. This is an acrid and pungent substance.
这是一种辛辣而带刺激性的物质。
The chili peppers were so acrid that it burned my tongue.
辣椒如此辛辣，甚至灼痛了我的舌头。
His criticism was so acrid that it left no room for diplomacy.
他的批评尖锐无比，几乎没有留下外交余地。
The air in the chemistry lab had an acrid smell from the chemicals.
化学实验室里的空气由于化学药品而带有刺鼻的气味。
She spoke with an acrid tone, clearly upset about the situation.
她说话带着尖酸的语气，显然对现状很生气。
The politician's words were acrid with sarcasm, making his audience uncomfortable.
那位政客的话充满了讽刺，让听众感到不自在。
The medicine had an acrid aftertaste, but it was necessary for her recovery.
药物有强烈的苦涩后味，但对她康复是必要的。
The argument between the siblings grew increasingly acrid as the night wore on.
兄弟姐妹间的争吵越来越激烈。
The debate was acrid with tension, as both sides refused to yield.
辩论充满了紧张气氛，双方都不肯让步。
The perfume had an acrid note that some found off-putting.
这款香水有一种令人不悦的刺激性味道。
After the scathing critique, the author's work became known for its acrid wit.
在尖刻的批评之后，作者的作品因其辛辣的机智而闻名。