aggravated
US
UK aggravated adj: (law: made more serious)
SC 严重的 yán zhòng de
TC 嚴重的
TC 嚴重的
SC 恶化的 yán zhòng de ，è huà de
TC 惡化的
TC 惡化的
The criminal was convicted of aggravated assault.
该罪犯被判严重伤害罪。
aggravated adj: informal (annoyed, irritated) (非正规用法，口语)
SC 被激怒的，恼火的，愤愤不平的 bèi jī nù de ，nǎo huǒ de ，fèn fèn bù píng de
TC 惱火的
TC 惱火的
I always end up feeling aggravated after watching the nightly news.
aggravate [sth] vtr: (make worse)
SC 使恶化 shǐ è huà
TC 使惡化
TC 使惡化
SC 使变得更糟 shǐ è huà ，shǐ biàn dé gèng zāo
Scratching the itch will only aggravate it.
抓痒只会越抓越痒。
aggravate [sb] vtr: informal (irritate, annoy)
SC 惹恼 rě nǎo
SC 激怒 rě nǎo，jī nù
My son is always aggravating his little sister; he just won't leave her in peace.
我儿子总是能激怒他的妹妹，他就是不让她安安静静地呆着。
aggravated assault n: (assault committed with weapon) (法律)
SC 严重企图伤害罪，严重伤害企图
Police have charged the 23-year-old man with aggravated assault.
become aggravated vi + adj: (situation: worsen)
SC 加剧 jiā jù
TC 加劇
TC 加劇
SC 恶化 jiā jù，è huà
TC 惡化
TC 惡化
SC 加重 jiā jù，jiā zhòng
TC 加重
TC 加重
Relations between the two countries became aggravated after Congress voted to impose sanctions.
become aggravated vi + adj: informal (person: get irritated) (口语)
SC 被惹怒，被激怒 bèi rě nù，bèi jī nù
The negotiator became aggravated when the gunman insulted his mother.