exasperation

英

美

n.  恼怒；恶化；惹人恼怒的事

BNC.12406 / COCA.15006

柯林斯词典

• VERB 激怒;触怒;使生气
  If someone or somethingexasperatesyou, they annoy you and make you feel frustrated or upset.
  1. The sheer futility of it all exasperates her.
     它毫无用处，这让她很生气。

英英释义

noun

• actions that cause great irritation (or even anger)
• an exasperated feeling of annoyance
  Synonym:aggravation

双语例句

• It also involves howls of exasperation, cursing, and gnashing of teeth.
  还包括愤激的狂笑，诅咒和咬牙切齿。
• Her lips twitched in exasperation.
  她的嘴唇因激怒而抽着。
• I was almost crying from exasperation.
  我气得几乎哭出来。
• Listening to his West Point address, I hear exasperation in his voice and the implied words: Enough already.
  聆听他在西点军校的演讲，我从他的声音中听出了恼怒和弦外之音&已经够了。
• Finally, the day before herlesson, Lulu announced in exasperation that she was giving up andstomped off.
  最后，在回课前一天，露露愤怒地跺脚宣布不练了。
• He expressed his patriotic thought in his poems in which exasperation of cruel reality as well as his ideal society with wise emperor and virtuous officials are expressed.
  他的这种爱国思想是通过对冷酷现实的愤慨；寄希望于明主贤臣的社会理想和对南宋统治者否定与批判表达的。
• It also involves howls of exasperation.
  它还包括愤激的狂叫。
• America's exasperation is understandable.
  美国的激愤是可以理解的。
• To see her might bring back his singleness of intention, calm his exasperation, clear his mind.
  看见她说不定会重新使他心思坚定，烦躁平息，头脑清楚起来。
• "I live here," he says with exasperation, but has nonetheless learned to announce himself every time he enters a room so he doesn't startle me.
  “这是我的家，”他总是很恼火，却也不得不学着在每次进房间前大声敲门，以免吓到我。