annoyed

IPA/əˈnɔɪd/
KK[ənˈɔɪd]IPA/əˈnɔɪd/

annoyed — 形容詞

  • annoyedpositive
  • more annoyedcomparative
  • most annoyedsuperlative

1. feeling a small but real amount of anger because something or someone has bother

1.形容詞B1
釋義

惱的；不悅

因小事而感到輕微生氣的

feeling a small but real amount of anger because something or someone has bothered you, usually about a minor problem rather than a serious one.

例句

Zara was annoyed with her sister for borrowing her bike without asking.

Zara 對妹妹沒問就借走她的腳踏車感到很惱火。

annoyed with + person + for + -ing

Yusuf felt annoyed about the long wait at the doctor's office.

Yusuf 對診所那段漫長的等待感到不悅。

annoyed about + noun (cause)

常見搭配
  • slightly annoyed
  • a bit annoyed
  • really annoyed
  • get annoyed
  • annoyed look
  • annoyed sigh
同義詞
  • irritated

    very close in meaning; slightly more about a constant small bother.

  • cross

    informal British English; describes mild anger, often used with children.

  • miffed

    informal; suggests being annoyed and a bit hurt at the same time.

  • exasperated

    stronger; suggests you have lost patience after many small annoyances.

反義詞
  • pleased

    feeling happy or satisfied, the opposite reaction.

  • calm

    not feeling any anger or tension.

文法句型

annoyed with + person

annoyed about/at + thing

annoyed that + clause

annoyed to + infinitive

用法筆記

Typically describes a milder feeling than 'angry' or 'furious' — the cause is usually a small irritation. Often paired with 'with' before a person and 'about' or 'at' before a thing or situation.

常見錯誤

I am annoyed from my brother.
I am annoyed with my brother.
use 'with' before the person who caused the feeling.
She was annoyed for the noise.
She was annoyed about the noise.
use 'about' or 'at' before the thing that caused it.

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常用片語

  • get annoyed
  • feel annoyed
  • sound annoyed
  • look annoyed

介系詞搭配

  • with (a person)
  • at (a thing or person)
  • about (a situation)
  • by (a behaviour)