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an·noy /əˈnɔɪ/ vt. | vi. | n.
I ❶ vt.
1. 使恼怒，使生气；使烦恼
She was annoyed with (或 at) the boy for being so careless. 她因为这个男孩如此粗心而很生气。
She was annoyed at (或 with) his lighthearted attitude. 她对他那种若无其事的态度感到不快。
He's annoyed at not being allowed to join the hunting party. 由于未被允许参加狩猎队他很生气。
She is annoyed that he has not answered her letter. 他没有给她写回信使她很生气。
He is annoyed that she should get the post. 她竟然获得了那个职位，他因此感到不满。
He felt annoyed to learn that he would not be able to catch the train. 听说赶不上火车，他心里很烦恼。
She looked annoyed. 她看上去很恼怒。
an annoyed gesture 一个表示恼怒的手势
2. 打搅，干扰；骚扰，扰乱
A mosquito keeps annoying me. 一只蚊子老在骚扰我。
The picnickers were annoyed by the bees. 那些野餐的人受到了蜜蜂的滋扰。
infiltrate behind the lines so as to annoy the enemy reinforcements 渗透到战线后面以便骚扰敌军的增援部队
❷ vi.
招人讨厌；惹人烦恼
Some people annoy, others simply disgust. 一些人叫你讨厌，另一些人则简直叫你作呕。
II n.
〈古〉〈诗〉＝ annoyance
[< OFr anoier to weary, vex < LL inodiāre to make loathsome <L in odiō in hatred] |