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源自拉丁语 exasperare(激怒),由 ex-(完全) + asperare(使粗糙)构成,16世纪进入英语。
❶ 形容人因反复遭遇挫折或烦心事而感到极度恼怒或失去耐心的状态,常伴有无奈感。
“She gave an exasperated sigh when her computer crashed for the third time.”
(当电脑第三次崩溃时,她发出了恼怒的叹息。)
“The teacher's exasperated tone showed he'd explained the same concept five times.”
(老师不耐烦的语气表明他已经解释了五遍同一个概念。)
exasperated with — 表示因某人或某事长期困扰而感到极度不耐烦,强调持续性的恼怒。
“She was thoroughly exasperated with her neighbor's loud music.”
(她对邻居吵闹的音乐彻底失去了耐心。)