英:[ˈhærəst; həˈræst]
美:[ həˈræst,ˈhærəst]
英:[ˈhærəst; həˈræst]
美:[ həˈræst,ˈhærəst]
adj.
疲倦的
厌烦的
v.
侵扰
骚扰(harass的过去式和过去分词)
词根:harass
n.harassment 骚扰;烦恼
vt.harass 使困扰;使烦恼;反复袭击
verb
transitive verb
exhaust, fatigue
I have been harassed with the toil of verse—William Wordsworth
to annoy persistently
was harassing his younger brother
to worry and impede by repeated raids
harassed the enemy
French harasser, from Middle French, from harer to set a dog on, from Old French hare, interjection used to incite dogs, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German hier here — more at here
The first known use of harass was in 1617
harassverb
to tire out by continual efforts
to annoy persistently
to create an unpleasant situation for by unwelcome verbal or physical conduct
to worry with repeated attacks
harassed the enemy
hardballnoun
baseball
hardbacknoun
a book bound in hard covers
harbor1 of 2noun
a place of safety and comfort : refuge
a part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for ships : port
harbor2 of 2verb
to give shelter to
harbor an escaped convict
to hold a thought or feeling of
harbor a grudge
to take shelter in or as if in a harbor
harboragenoun
shelter entry 1 sense 1a, harbor
harbor1 of 2noun
a place of safety and comfort : refuge
a part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for ships : port
harbor2 of 2verb
to give shelter to
harbor an escaped convict
to hold a thought or feeling of
harbor a grudge
to take shelter in or as if in a harbor
harbingernoun
one that announces or shows what is coming : forerunner
warm rains that come as harbingers of spring
one that initiates a major change
harassverb
to tire out by continual efforts
to annoy persistently
to create an unpleasant situation for by unwelcome verbal or physical conduct
to worry with repeated attacks
harassed the enemy
harassverb
to tire out by continual efforts
to annoy persistently
to create an unpleasant situation for by unwelcome verbal or physical conduct
to worry with repeated attacks
harassed the enemy
1 Beans and the guys hated Dorothy and harassed her whenever they got the chance.
2 I ordered another pot of tea and sat watching the two of them till they, and the harassed Miss Megley, got up to leave.
3 Hearn felt himself being harassed , then threatened, then strangled.
侯思只觉得自己防不胜防, 不一会儿就岌岌可危了, 再一会就走投无路了.
4 Heady with the smell of their own musk, thrilled by the easy power of a majority, they gaily harassed her.
5 Since a spell learning Arabic in Egypt, says his brother Hasan, the police had harassed Husen.
胡森·穆塔利耶夫(HusenMutaliyev)曾是该地区的一名旧车销售员, 还是一个女婴的父亲.
6 Maybe they've been harassed by people before and assume you have bad intentions.
也许他们因为厌烦之前会面的人,所以假定你也不怀好意。
7 He rummaged through Rosa’s drawers, questioned the servants one by one, and harassed Nana until she was beside herself; finally his search led to the decanter of brandy, which he requisitioned instantly.
8 My grandmother never got harassed when she walked around our neighborhood in her head scarf during the mid-nineties.
9 The lucky ones are excluded, the unfortunates are harassed, humiliated, sometimes assaulted literally as well as socially.
10 I’d been watching Captain Bugloss and he struck me as a nice enough fellow, conscientious and a bit weak and rather harassed by having more to do than he could really cope with.
11 He always looks harassed.
他老是愁眉苦脸。
12 They were bullied, insulted, harassed and shoved about all day long by one after the other.
13 When you go shopping alone at a nice store, do you worry that you will be followed or harassed?
14 The press is nominally free, though highly partisan and often harassed by officials.
媒体名义上是自由的, 虽然派系林立,而且常被官员骚扰.
15 She was constantly harassed by the other students.
16 But being forced to talk about Percy, being bullied and harassed and strong-armed simply for Cupid’s amusement.
17 It turned out she wasn’t the only gay kid at school, and she was never harassed or teased—but she found she didn’t know how to be affectionate with friends.
18 Even when we were able to see them, consultations were harassed and cut short.
19 a harassed-looking waiter
愁眉苦脸的服务员
20 Today in downtown San Diego, I watched a blue collar Mexican man get harassed for being Mexican.
今天在圣地亚哥的市中心,我看到一个墨西哥裔的工人因为自己的墨西哥人身份而被骚扰。
1 不安
nervous uncomfortable anxious rocky troubled insecure restless uneasy disturbed apprehensive queasy twitchy unquiet suspensive suspensively uncomfortably uneasily apprehensively alarmedly fear sweat discomfort disturbance fret dread unrest suspense dismay agitation angst qualm malaise unease misgiving perturbation uneasiness distemper disquiet solicitude discomposure inquietude totter unanchor disturb rattle psych fidget discompose get under skin with bated breath anxious seat
2 烦乱
3 疲惫
shot dead weary beaten worn exhausted spent shattered run-down fatigued worn-out whacked pooped jiggered zonked dead-beat exhaustion frazzle trachle wear exhaust breathe grind overwear trauchle be the worse for wear played out get tired with a sigh
4 不安的
nervous uncomfortable anxious rocky troubled insecure restless uneasy disturbed apprehensive queasy twitchy unquiet suspensive
5 烦恼
upset troubled laden haunted disturbed uptight torturous laboring tormenting agonising plaguy painfully annoyingly agonisingly vexedly torturingly tracasserie worry disturbance woe ruffle gall perturbation vexation botheration cark worriment besetment bother agonise get try exercise load trouble bug harass annoy torment fray molest wring pester vex fester ail perturb discommode get under skin boiling water wrong hung up annoyed perturbed care annoyance aggro aggravation hang-up niggle shake plague disturb grate oppress gnaw exasperate exercise mind not be a happy camper a cross to bear a heavy cross to bear get to oppressed unsettled vexed fretful narked steamed-up frustration irritation unpleasantness palaver hassle frustrate fret frighten unsettle obsess nettle unhinge bum out hot and bothered hang over tear apart weigh on weigh down