英:['ɪrɪteɪtɪŋlɪ]
美:['ɪrɪteɪtɪŋlɪ]
英:['ɪrɪteɪtɪŋlɪ]
美:['ɪrɪteɪtɪŋlɪ]
verb
transitive verb
to provoke impatience, anger, or displeasure in : annoy
to induce irritability in or of
intransitive verb
to cause or induce displeasure or irritation
Latin irritatus, past participle of irritare
The first known use of irritate was in 1598
islandernoun
a person born or living on an island
islandernoun
a person born or living on an island
islandnoun
an area of land surrounded by water and smaller than a continent
something suggestive of an island in its isolation
isinglassnoun
mica in thin sheets
ischiumnoun
the one of the three bones making up each side of the pelvis that is lowermost and in back
ischiumnoun
the one of the three bones making up each side of the pelvis that is lowermost and in back
irruptverb
to rush in violently : burst in
irritationnoun
the act of irritating : the state of being irritated
irritant entry 2
irritateverb
to cause impatience, anger, or displeasure in : annoy
were irritated by the child's rudeness
to make sore or inflamed
harsh soaps can irritate the skin
1 Jay-Z plays irritatingly coy with conspiracy theories: he repudiates the old illuminati canard, but it's rather disingenuous given, for example, the title of this album.
2 This is meant to be playful, I know, but instead it’s just irritatingly arch.
3 She never put herself forward, but kept her position respectfully equal with other people, and she did not say irritatingly clever things.
4 Why doesn’t Apple, a company so irritatingly up to date in its products and marketing, update its worldview when it comes to sales?
为什么苹果公司,一个在产品生产和市场营销上如此紧跟潮流的公司,在销售时却不肯更新它的视野呢?
5 Irritating, and irritatingly familiar, like something she was supposed to remember but couldn’t.
6 I'd have taken Laurel and Hardy instead every time; you wouldn't have had to hold a gun to my irritatingly precocious head to make me admit to even preferring Harold Lloyd.
7 Many contradictions reside within Shakespeare's portrait of Cleopatra, who must beguile even at her most irritatingly manipulative, as the play opens with an Egyptian-style bacchanal.
8 J. R. felt irritatingly underplayed, with a rushed mumbling delivery.
9 The economics department, by contrast, always seemed irritatingly cash-rich, prominent and confident.
相反,经济学系似乎总是资金充沛、名头响亮且自信满满——这有些气人。
10 The way apps presented deals in map form was irritatingly inconsistent.
11 All too often, though, it makes for an irritatingly disjointed read.
12 But its second season, predicated on the irritatingly omnipotent “Next Generation” antagonist Q, was a regression.
13 As such, it can feel irritatingly artificial and insubstantial — beneath the philosophical and literary veneer, there’s not a whole lot going on.
14 They can be irritatingly indecisive at times.
他们有时优柔寡断得令人气恼。
15 You could argue the Hoosiers have just exchanged one set of cliches for another, but the end result still somehow seems less irritatingly craven than its predecessor.
16 Adams is irritatingly stingy with information, dribbling it out in such thimblefuls that you quickly realize she won’t reveal that critical story until the end.
17 The three stars, irritatingly, used free-standing microphones for the most part, thereby robbing us of a natural balance between voices and orchestra.
18 Men, bad; women, good — its feminism is irritatingly reductive, but it does make the movie topical fodder especially in 2018, a year that has reminded us that feminism speaks in many different voices.
19 Reading James Salter’s novel “Light Years,” he remarks that the young couple in it, Nedra and Viri, are “possibly the most irritatingly named characters in literature.”
20 The screenplay credited to William Brookfield covers the basic facts of the kidnapping and briefly and irritatingly suggests that the abductors were at least partly motivated by economic hard times.
2 令人恼怒
3 激怒
raging enraged infuriated piqued wroth wrathy heat passion inflammation rage irritation provocation flare-up exacerbation exasperation blowup infuriation blaze anger provoke irritate exacerbate aggravate incense ruffle pique enrage infuriate chafe exasperate red heat form at the mouth white heat set fire to set on fire up the wall in fury