irked

英 [ɜːkt]

美 [ɜːrkt]

v.  使烦恼; 激怒
irk的过去分词和过去式

过去式：irked　

COCA.42915

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使恼怒;使厌烦;使烦恼
  If somethingirksyou, it irritates or annoys you.
  1. The rehearsal process also irked him increasingly...
     排练过程也让他越来越厌烦。
  2. She was irked by their behavior...
     他们的行为让她很恼火。
  3. I must admit it irks me to see this guy get all this free publicity...
     我必须承认，看到这个家伙不费一分一毛就这样大出风头，我心里就来气。
  4. It irks them that some people have more of a chance than others for their voices to be heard.
     一些人会比其他人有更多的机会表达自己的意见,这让他们感到愤愤不平。

双语例句

• Mr Bush authorised a new national space policy in August last year that irked the Chinese.
  布什在去年八月批准的国家空间策略让中国感到不安。
• British diplomatic tactics clearly irked the president.
  英国耍弄的外交手腕显然使总统大为恼火。
• Yet while he at times revelled in the rapture, this description irked him.
  然而，他虽偶尔陶醉于欣喜中，这种标签却令他烦恼。
• It irked him to be kept waiting.
  持续等待让他很生气。
• The city council's failure to take action on the legislation irked the community.
  市政局立法措施的失败引起了公众的不满。
• Moscow has been irked by proposed EU rules on energy that it believes discriminate against Gazprom, the Russian natural gas group.
  俄罗斯政府一直对欧盟拟议的能源法规感到不满，认为这对俄罗斯天然气工业股份公司（gazprom）构成了歧视。
• Ironically for a man whose Euroscepticism has irked Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, he may at heart be what continental Europeans would recognise as a Christian Democrat.
  讽刺的是，德国总理安格拉·默克尔一直由于他的欧洲怀疑主义思想而苦恼，欧洲大陆人认为他在本质上是一名基督教社会主义党派党员。
• Irked, the Obama campaign retorted that if reelected, Mr Obama had promised to visit Israel in his second term, and that Ronald Reagan never once made it there as president.
  奥巴马竞选阵营被激怒了反驳说，如果奥巴马再次当选，在其第二任期内必要访问以色列的；他们还说罗纳德·里根任总统8年里就没有访问过以色列。
• The exposure angle is what irked Marshall.
  而正是“曝光”这个角度激怒了马歇尔。
• The Chinese were irked by this use of "cold war vocabulary".
  这种“冷战词汇”的使用让中国人颇为恼火。