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

• I was all but dancing with impatience in the checkout line and sighed with exasperation.
  站在结账队伍里的我不耐烦的动来动去，恼怒的叹了口气。
• "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。
• And so Nikolay's first feeling when he heard of it was one of exasperation against Sonya.
  因此，当他听到这件事以后，最初的感觉是对索尼娅的愤恨。
• I was almost crying from exasperation.
  我气得几乎哭出来。
• His voice had the ring of exasperation.
  他的声音带有着恼怒。
• He said in exasperation.
  他十分恼怒地说道。
• It also involves howls of exasperation.
  它还包括愤激的狂叫。
• Hard evidence that the exasperation of the Chinese leadership with Pyongyang has reached a critical point would be if Beijing began choking off supplies of food and crude oil that prop up the North Korean economy.
  中国领导层对平壤深深不满的情绪是否已经达到临界点的确凿证据在于，北京是否开始考虑切断支撑朝鲜经济的食品和原油等物资供应。
• Gao Ma almost laughed in her exasperation.
  高妈气得几乎要笑。
• I tried to ignore the impatient shuffling and barely suppressed exasperation.
  我试图忽视那些不耐烦的小动作和不加掩饰的愤怒。