har·assed /ˈhærəst, həˈræst/ adjectiveadj British EnglishBrE WORRIEDanxious and tired because you have too many problems or things to do 焦虑而疲惫的 He looked pale and harassed. 他看上去脸色苍白，又忧虑又疲惫。
harassed• She bustled away again, harassed and busy.• At five am, the harassed doctor appeared and came towards them slowly.• Only a week after the strike, a clean-up of the more open violence had begun in the worst harassed loyalist districts.• These harassed men were revolutionaries in spite of themselves.• He was a harassed, no longer young man, who, she had heard, had a difficult marriage.• A smack terminates the child's naughty behaviour, thus bringing relief to the harassed parent.• The harassed sales assistant wouldn't have known the answers.