单词exasperated
adj.: 恼火的
v.: exasperate的过去式和过去分词
网络: 激怒的；恼怒的；愤怒的
恼怒的；烦恼的；愤怒的:
extremely annoyed, especially if you cannot do anything to improve the situation
exasperate的过去式和过去分词
愤怒的,恼火的
adj.infuriatedfrustratedwound upannoyedincensed
The population is exasperated and does not see a light in the tunnel or how the country is going to get out of this long crisis period.
人口是愤怒，不看到了曙光，或该国如何将摆脱这种长期危机时期。
Exasperated by the successive apparition of the red flag and the old coat which he took for the black flag.
他在接连看到红旗后又见到把旧衣当作黑旗，这使他怒不可遏。
John, disappointed in himself, in his cowardice, banged his head up against the wall and groaned, exasperated.
约翰对自己的怯懦感到非常失望，烦躁地把头靠在墙上，但不小心用力过度，让他痛苦的低声呻吟着。
in his tenderness now she saw a shade of complacency, of self-confidence, which had not been of old and which exasperated her.
在他的温存里她看到一种前所未有的心安理得的意味，这使她恼怒。
It exasperated him to see things out of proportion. He believed in Nature"s laws, implicitly.
看到画上的物体失去了比例他极为恼怒，他毫无保留地信奉自然法则。
At this point, Mr Obama grew exasperated, noting that the questions had little to do with issues facing voters today.
这个话题显然激怒了奥巴马，他马上回击说这个话题并不是今天广大选民所关注的。
Exasperated, I said, "Where would you be right now if I didn"t feel like making dinner? "
我生气地说：“如果我不想做晚饭，那你现在会在哪里？”
It exasperated him to feel so nervous when he could not but be aware that his companion was perfectly at ease.
他知道他的同伴泰然自若，而自己却如此紧张，这使他十分恼火。
Exasperated, she decided to let the repair service know just how she missed her set.
这使她非常恼怒，她决定让修理人员知道她是多么想念她的电视机。
at any rate, she had evidently not told him where she was going when she left New York, and her unexplained departure had exasperated him.
不管怎样，她离开纽约的时候显然没告诉他去哪儿，她未加说明地离走激怒了他。