frazzled

英 [ˈfræzld]

美 [ˈfræzld]

adj.  疲惫而烦躁的
v.  磨损，磨破；疲惫; 使磨损，使磨破；使疲惫
frazzle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：frazzled　过去分词：frazzled　

BNC.46873 / COCA.26990

牛津词典

adj.

• 疲惫而烦躁的
  tired and easily annoyed
  1. They finally arrived home, hot and frazzled.
     他们终于回到家，又热又累。

双语例句

• So I expected Susan to sound frazzled, unhappy.
  于是我原本期待着Susan的声音会是疲惫、不快乐的。
• After a frazzled week, the politics of US health reform looks messier than ever.
  疲惫不堪的一周过后，围绕美国医疗改革的党派之争看上去比任何时候都要纠缠不清。
• We are all running faster and faster on our pointless, addictive wheels of busyness and we have become inefficient, frazzled and fractious.
  我们在毫无意义且让人上瘾的忙碌车轮上越来越快地运转，变得低效率、疲惫而暴躁。
• But I am short-tempered, frazzled from all responsibilities.
  但我的脾气不好，都是这些事给烦的。
• Besides, the other day you looked a little frazzled.
  除此之外，前几天你看上去有点累。
• But you don't have to resign yourself to feeling frazzled.
  但是你不需要屈从地感到疲惫。
• The guy looked frazzled.
  那家伙看上去疲惫不堪。
• Working full-time and studying has made me very frazzled.
  全职工作加上学习使我感到很疲惫。
• Frazzled commuters have welcomed the introduction of soothing music to relax them as they travel to work on over-crowded trains.
  精疲力竭的上下班乘客对采用轻快音乐的做法颇为欢迎，那能使他们在乘坐拥挤不堪的列车时得到放松。
• The meat's a bit frazzled, I'm afraid, I shouldn't have left it in the oven for so long.
  恐怕肉已经有点烧焦了，我不该将它搁在炉里这么长时间。