ridden信息详情
adj.充斥…的；受虐待的
v.骑（ride的过去分词）
-ridden───adj.充斥…的；受虐待的；v.骑（ride的过去分词）
bidden───v.向某人问候，道别；告诉，吩咐；邀请（bid的过去分词）
hidden───adj.隐藏的；v.隐藏，躲藏（hide的过去分词）；n.(Hidden)人名；(英)希登
midden───n.（英）堆肥；（英）垃圾箱；贝丘
redden───v.（使）变红；（人）脸红，害羞；（眼睛）哭红；n.(Redden)（美）雷登（人名）
ridded───v.使摆脱，使去掉；n.(Rid)（俄、德、英、美）里德（人名）
ridder───n.里德尔（姓氏）
stridden───v.大步走；阔步走（stride的过去分词）
unridden───adj.未受支配的；不受支配的
I had never ridden on a motor-cycle before. But it was too late to chicken out.───在那以前我从未骑过摩托车。但当时已来不及临阵脱逃。
She was ridden with guilt.───她深感歉疚。
She had never ridden a horse before.───她以前从没骑过马。
Will had ridden with the knight long enough to understand that it was best not to interrupt him when he looked like that.───威尔已经与这位骑士相处了许久，因此他很明白这时候最好不要去打扰他。
We have ridden in a spaceship having got to a space station , have got to Mars after a brief rest having passed.───我们乘坐了航天飞船到达了一个太空站，经过了一个短暂的休息后到达了火星。
He did not turn his head and did not see the men who, judging from the voices and the thud of hoofs, had ridden up to him and stopped.───他没有转过头来，没有望见那些只凭马蹄声和谈话声就能判明已经向他驰近、停止前进的人们。
Still, he's much less angst-ridden than I was; he has no fears that his parents' marriage might break up.───同时，他还没我原来那么焦虑，他不会但会父母的婚姻可能会破裂。
It was the product of a mind similar to his own, but enormously more powerful, more systematic, less fear-ridden.───写这本书的人的头脑同他的头脑一样，只是比他要有力得多，系统得多，无畏得多。
The recent crackdown will punish debt-ridden clubs and perhaps make them think about how much money they are spending.───这项措施会打压那些负债累累的俱乐部，可能会使他们纠结该支持多少马内。
Some debt - ridden countries in the world have suitcase economics.