英:['æɡrəveɪtɪŋ]
美:['æɡrəveɪtɪŋ]
英:['æɡrəveɪtɪŋ]
美:['æɡrəveɪtɪŋ]
adj.
使恶化的,加重的,恼人的
v.
使恶化( aggravate的现在分词 )
使更严重
激怒
使恼火
ag·gra·va·ting
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词根:aggravate
adj.aggravated 加重的;恶化的
n.aggravation 加剧;激怒;更恶化
v.aggravated 加重;恶化(aggravate的过去分词);刺激
vt.aggravate 加重;使恶化;激怒
adjective
(informal) causing great annoyance or frustration.Missing the bus is so aggravating!
1670年代,“使恶化或更加严重”(隐含在 aggravatingly 中),是 aggravate(v.)的现在分词形容词。短语 aggravating circumstances 的记录始于1790年。“激怒,烦扰”的弱化意义始于1775年。在“麻烦的,引起困难的”意义上,更早的形容词是中古英语 aggravaunt(15世纪中期)。
from present participle of aggravate
The first known use of aggravating was in 1673
1 If anything, fewer people may squash an ant with their shoe after knowing that these often aggravating insects may someday save our lives.
2 What an aggravating statement, as if to say that betrayal, abuse and trauma are necessities to produce strength in a woman.
3 The pressure can cause a slippage in a pre-existing fault line, aggravating the situation that can lead to an earthquake.
这种压力会导致已经存在的地质断层产生滑移,从而增大引发地震的可能。
4 I'm grateful for every moment I get to have in these virtual social sessions, as aggravating as the tech can be.
5 The aggravating crowds thin out once you get more than a mile from a road, but realistically, most Yellowstone visitors stick to the front country.
6 The act of aggravating or the state of being aggravated.
加重;加剧;恶化加重恶化的行为或被加重、恶化的状态。
7 Don't just confine habit changes to dialing back on aggravating foods, either.
8 I will bring a lawsuit against you, if you ask me any more such aggravating questions.
如果你再出这种成事不足,败事有余的主意的话,我倒要跟你打一场官司.
9 Sure, it was aggravating, but that's no reason to carve her up.
当然, 这会激怒别人, 但也没理由把她切成碎片.
10 One cognitive theory suggests that aggravating and painful events trigger unpleasant feelings.
一种认知理论认为,令人恼怒和痛苦的事件会引发不愉快的感觉。
11 Environmental problem is aggravating as rapid as economic development of our country.
随着我国经济的快速发展,环境问题日趋恶化.
12 But what was even worse was that all that air-fried food only made me crave real fried food, aggravating the itch rather than scratching it.
13 In terms of delays, Newark was also one of the top two most aggravating airports to fly out of, delivering people to their destination late nearly 30 percent of the time.
14 In your cat’s case, if you are feeding her only twice daily, this could be an aggravating problem in terms of between-meal hunger developing.
15 Pendergrass says those words are especially aggravating when they’re spoken by citizens from her own race.
16 “In Poland, the fact that you’re under the influence of alcohol does not constitute a mitigating factor but an aggravating one,” Mr. Marszałkowski said.
17 Her doctor hadn’t detected the grapefruit-sized rectal stool mass aggravating her bladder.
18 An example of Bauer’s “aggravating conduct” was the fact it made no attempt to get comment from Wilson before publishing content from a source with “an axe to grind”, Collins said.
19 Ms. Blanchard, the physical therapist, worked with him on how to use his body without aggravating the disc injury.
20 You want to get the benefits of aerobic exercise without aggravating your injury or creating a new one.
2 使人发怒的
3 加重
declension compound complicate deepen exacerbate aggravate get worse gravific aggravated emphasis weightedness accentuate
4 生气的
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5 恶化
pejorative ingravescence corruption deterioration degeneration perversion aggravation exacerbation fester exasperation pejoration corrupt worsen deteriorate relapse aggravate exasperate envenom imbitter progressive degenerate worse catabasis complicate exacerbate change for worse take on an ugly look drop away
8 恶化的
9 恼人的
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10 恼人
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12 人发怒的
13 人恼火的
14 使人恼火的
15 生气
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16 惹人生气的
17 剧增
18 激怒
provocation aggravation bug anger provoke aggravate incense madden ruffle enrage infuriate rile exasperate
19 加重的