英:[ˈɜ:ksəm]
美:[ˈɜrksəm]
英:[ˈɜ:ksəm]
美:[ˈɜrksəm]
irk·some
uhrk sm
词根:irk
vt.irk 使烦恼;使厌倦
Adjective
1. so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness;
"a boring evening with uninteresting people"
"the deadening effect of some routine tasks"
"a dull play"
"his competent but dull performance"
"a ho-hum speaker who couldn't capture their attention"
"what an irksome task the writing of long letters is"- Edmund Burke
"tedious days on the train"
"the tiresome chirping of a cricket"- Mark Twain
"other people's dreams are dreadfully wearisome"
"令人烦恼的,麻烦的,恼人的",早在15世纪就出现了,来自 irk + -some (1)。相关词汇: Irksomely; irksomeness。
The first known use of irksome was in the 15th century
ironicadjective
relating to, containing, or being irony an ironic laugh
an ironic turn of events
ironicadjective
relating to, containing, or being irony an ironic laugh
an ironic turn of events
ironclad1 of 2adjective
covered by iron armor
rigorous sense 1, exacting
ironclad laws
ironclad2 of 2noun
an armored naval vessel
ironboundadjective
rugged sense 1
ironbound coasts
stern entry 1 sense 1a
ironbound traditions
iron1 of 3noun
a heavy magnetic silver-white metallic element that quickly rusts in moist air, occurs in meteorites and rocks, and is widely used see element
something made of iron: as
plural handcuffs or chains used to bind or hinder movement
a heated metal tool used for branding
a household device with a flat metal base that is heated to smooth or press cloth
strength sense 1, hardness
muscles of iron
iron2 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or made of iron
resembling iron
being strong and healthy : robust
an iron constitution
inflexible sense 3, unrelenting
iron determination
iron3 of 3verb
to smooth or press clothes with a heated iron
iron a shirt
irksomeadjective
annoying because of length or dullness
an irksome task
irksomeadjective
annoying because of length or dullness
an irksome task
1 In an effort to discredit this irksome critic, Church authorities sent the Dominican professor Johann Eck of Ingolstadt, a professional debater and theologian, to confront Luther.
2 You are likely irked by this because self-centered people are irksome.
3 And then all ties were irksome, all earthly attachments unnecessary.
于是,一切联系都是讨厌的, 所有尘世的依附都无必要了.
4 I found the restrictions irksome.
我对那些限制感到很烦。
5 “GOAT” won the award for the most irksome slang term, with “bae,” “hangry,” “Gucci,” and “ghost” rounding out the top five.
6 The cartoon quality in those maids becomes more irksome when whole groups of children repeat the same gestures in unison.
7 But the lack of urgency over the disparity is especially irksome in a field such as the theater, which has long fancied itself the artistic refuge for those denied a rightful voice in the culture.
8 It doesn’t help that Ms. Blythe proves more irksome a stage presence than she is illuminating.
9 That’s a little irksome, especially for those of us already paying for the privilege of watching CBS on cable or satellite.
10 “All they have left,” Yoss writes, “is the pride of their solitary past to help them face up to their irksome, everyday xenoid-filled present.”
11 The irksome security provisions of May-Johnson were liberalized, with penalties reduced to maximum fines of $20,000 and prison terms of up to five years.
12 So why was it so captivating and convincing on a show like “The West Wing” and so irksome in “Newsroom”?
13 When it comes to Star Wars, raising these kinds of questions is particularly irksome.
14 Even more irksome to Russia than the Cameron comments were recent remarks by French President Emmanuel Macron, who publicly mused about the idea of sending European troops to Ukraine.
15 This is primarily because of a narrative thinness and pervasive, progressively irksome visual gloom more reminiscent of ghoulish artiness than character development.
16 There is certainly much work which is exceedingly irksome, and an excess of work is always very painful.
毫无疑问有许多工作是非常令人厌烦的,而且过多的工作总是十分痛苦的事。
17 The shutting of the gates regularly at ten o’clock and the impossibility of remaining on the lake after that hour had rendered our residence within the walls of Geneva very irksome to me.
18 Then, in 2010, he was cast in Friday Night Dinner, getting the part of irksome estate agent Jonny, he thinks, because "I was the most annoying person they could find."
19 Riddle gave an irritable twitch, as though trying to displace an irksome fly.
里德尔恼怒地抽搐了一下,好像要赶走一只讨厌的苍蝇。
20 More irksome still is that profligate America is able to borrow on better terms.
使人恼怒的是,肆意挥霍的美国还能进行更为划算的借贷。
1 令人生厌的
2 使人厌烦的
3 令人厌恶的
dislikeful hatable cottonpickin nasty disgusting shitty rancid repulsive distasteful repugnant unsavory disgustful gag me with a spoon slimy wicked yucky sick offensive horrible poisonous repellent hateful obnoxious gruesome hideous objectionable horrid sickening grisly icky odious putrid detestable bilious skanky charmless balls-aching
4 人厌烦的
6 使人烦恼的
7 人烦恼的
9 令人烦恼的
worrisome off-putting niggling annoying troublesome upsetting burdensome rattling vexatious hacked irritative carking plaguesome
10 令人厌恶
dislikeful hatable cottonpickin nasty disgusting shitty rancid repulsive distasteful repugnant unsavory disgustful hatefully odiously odiousness gag me with a spoon
11 令人恼怒的
12 恼人的
nasty stupid pesky trying infernal vex galling nettlesome pestilential pestilent pestiferous cussed rebarbative annoying irritating aggravating
13 令人厌烦的
boring dull tedious grinding everlasting hohum weary wearing dreary bothersome hard going heavy going trying uninteresting vapid mouldy messy irritating sickening sad-sack tired tiresome humdrum
14 讨厌
anathematic cotton-picking ill-favored cottonpickin' yechy nice offensive dirty ugly nasty foul unpleasant grim rotten heartbreaking dreadful troublesome pesky vile obscene lousy hateful obnoxious wretched blinking objectionable villainous frightful repugnant icky darned disagreeable brackish ruddy revolting blasted unpalatable stinking doggone mucky pissy damnable confounded pestilent blithering pestiferous dratted grody plaguey tarnation disgustful blankety-blank tarnal anathematically excruciatingly tiresomely dang cringe dislike confound abominate mislike be sick of take a dislike to have a dislike for have a dislike of a devil of a mean military rank impossible wet painful horrible unwanted brutal fierce stink cheerful poisonous undesirable cumbersome damned hideous unwelcome gummy goddamn horrid slimy cursed grating bothersome noxious tiresome nauseous rancid repulsive grisly hellish shrill ungrateful abominable off-putting abhorrent odious accursed beastly loath goddamned unwholesome execrable ungracious mawkish pestilential importunate stinko verminous boresome accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict disagreeably damnably bally boredom averse detestation undesirability disrelish loathe scunner bar object
15 讨厌的
anathematic cotton-picking ill-favored cottonpickin' yechy nice offensive dirty ugly nasty foul unpleasant grim rotten heartbreaking dreadful troublesome pesky vile obscene lousy hateful obnoxious wretched blinking objectionable villainous frightful repugnant icky darned brackish ruddy revolting blasted unpalatable stinking doggone mucky pissy damnable confounded pestilent blithering pestiferous dratted grody plaguey tarnation disgustful blankety-blank tarnal a devil of a cheesy crappy tawdry evil bloody shocking stink undesirable flipping shitty flaming blooming tiresome ghastly infernal disagreeable sucky pissing execrable pestilential skeevy perishing flyblown sick-making plaguy minging scungy ill-favoured on the nose mean military rank impossible wet painful horrible unwanted brutal fierce cheerful poisonous cumbersome damned hideous unwelcome gummy goddamn horrid slimy cursed grating bothersome noxious nauseous rancid repulsive grisly hellish shrill ungrateful abominable off-putting abhorrent odious accursed beastly goddamned unwholesome ungracious mawkish importunate stinko verminous boresome accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict
17 令人恼怒
18 令人生气的
19 令人厌烦