单词：stroke and strife
stroke and strife的用法和样例：
例句
- He prepares to go mad with fixed rules and methods.他准备对死板的规则与方式大闹一番。
- Jo would whistle and made a great racket getting ready.裘口哨吹得呼呼响，正在大闹天宫似地作准备。
- Your foolishness is playing ducks and drakes with our plans.你的愚蠢行为把我们的计划全搅乱了。
- This accident upset our plans and threw us into confusion.这个意外事件搅乱了我的阵脚。
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