英:[ɪm'peɪʃns]
美:[ɪmˈpeʃəns]
英:[ɪm'peɪʃns]
美:[ɪmˈpeʃəns]
im·pa·tience
ihm peI shns
词根:impatient
adj.impatient 焦躁的;不耐心的
adv.impatiently 无耐性地
"现状下的不安定感",公元1200年左右,源自古法语 impacience "impatience"(12世纪,现代法语 impatience),直接源自拉丁语 impatientia "impatience; weakness",来自 impatiens "intolerant, impatient"(见 impatient)。
The first known use of impatience was in the 13th century
impecuniousadjective
having little or no money
impeccableadjective
free from fault or blame
impeccableadjective
free from fault or blame
impeachverb
to charge a public official formally with misconduct in office
to cast doubt on
impeached the witness's testimony
impeachverb
to charge a public official formally with misconduct in office
to cast doubt on
impeached the witness's testimony
impeachverb
to charge a public official formally with misconduct in office
to cast doubt on
impeached the witness's testimony
impatientadjective
not patient
an impatient disposition
showing or coming from impatience
an impatient answer
restless and eager
impatient to get going
impatientadjective
not patient
an impatient disposition
showing or coming from impatience
an impatient answer
restless and eager
impatient to get going
impatiensnoun
any of a large genus of herbs that produce often brightly colored flowers
impatiencenoun
lack of patience
restless or eager desire
1 Ash went outside to meet them, and her new stepmother, Lady Isobel Quinn, looked at Ash with an expression hovering between resignation and impatience.
2 My breath comes in short, shallow bursts, and my skin tingles in wild impatience.
3 There is a certain impatience among some of the soldiers.
有些士兵有点儿不耐烦。
4 With a hint of impatience, he said, “And now for your questions.”
5 The litter was as slow as it was comfortable, however, and the dwarf soon found himself itching with impatience.
6 He was burning with impatience at all this waiting.
他等得心急火燎。
7 “It’s just the road by the anacahuita tree. We don’t name them,” Ded6 says, driven to doodling to contain her impatience.
8 In relief at the narrow escape, they vent their emotions in impatience and criticism of the unlucky cripple.
9 She spoke to him differently, now, he thought, there was a new sharpness and impatience, as though she had decided to change her way of dealing with him.
10 She was returning: of course my heart thumped with impatience against the iron rails I leant upon.
11 The boy puts on an attitude of impatience: he’s much too busy with matters of state to be bothered by maids and a chauffeur.
12 His gestures were theatrical and wild, generated by an animal impatience that possessed his body.
13 “Come in!” my father retorted, with impatience rising in his craw.
14 Ellen shouted back, feigning impatience, still able to tease at 110.
埃伦装得不耐烦地喊了回去,110岁的人还可以这样开玩笑。
15 He was eager to go faster, probably sensing my own impatience, and that would have been fine if I’d only needed to go a mile or three.
16 She opened the note in her hand, sighing with great impatience at its folds.
17 “You will go away,” the doctor said, showing his impatience at last.
18 Edward’s impatience was almost tangible as we moved at human speed to the forest edge.
19 Dr. H. C. Murphy had got to know Lee very well and had gone from a professional impatience with a Chinese servant to a genuine admiration for a scholar.
20 “This is how you will assist me,” Mr. Derby replied, his face showing impatience.
2 渴望
keen eager anxious dying avid greedy thirsty impatient longing wishful yearning ravenous wistful passional athirst emulous sharp-set lickerish hungrily anxiety rage hunger aspiration itch craving lust thirst yen eagerness solicitude prurience thirstiness hungriness pruriency long water die dream burn pant pine crave aspire hone ache starve weary groan yearn languish desire agog
3 不耐
4 难以忍受
5 急躁
hot-brained short quick passionate edgy impatient hot-headed snapping hotheaded crankish iracund manically fussily crankily irascibly fuss quickness crankiness snit tew irritate set on edge crankous hot fiery precipitate irritable hasty precipitous petulant snotty impetuous precipitant ouchy edgily nervous precipitation ruffle chafe spunk impetuosity precipitancy precipitance hurry-scurry pique rile rasp wet sudden sore rash peckish irritability worry baffle bite on the bridle
7 焦燥
8 焦急
het up impatient twitchy tension bother with bated breath be get into a lather be in into a lather
11 不耐烦
impatient testy shortly impatiently weary chafe be impatient of be impatient with feverish chafe at the bit gruff restless irritated restive asperity irritate climbing the walls go crazy champ
13 难忍
14 急不可待