harassing

英 [ˈhærəsɪŋ]

美 [həˈræsɪŋ]

v.  侵扰; 骚扰; 不断攻击(敌人)
harass的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 骚扰;烦扰
  If someoneharassesyou, they trouble or annoy you, for example by attacking you repeatedly or by causing you as many problems as they can.
  1. A woman reporter complained one of them sexually harassed her in the locker room...
     一名女记者投诉说，他们中有一人在更衣室里对她进行性骚扰。
  2. We are almost routinely harassed by the police.
     警方几乎隔三差五地就找我们的麻烦。

双语例句

• He worked off his embarrassment by harassing us with questions.
  他用问题烦扰我们来摆脱自己的困窘。
• Their close formation gives them strength when attacking, but leaves them vulnerable to artillery and harassing skirmishers.
  正是给予他们进攻优势的密集阵型，同样也给他们带来了面对火炮和骚扰性散兵时的脆弱。
• The baboon in front was harassing one of the babies in the troop.
  前面的狒狒是在部队骚扰的婴儿之一。
• We heard that he was harassing his father to get him assigned to a ship.
  我们听说，他老找父亲，要求派他到军舰上工作。
• Men like this come to our town and start harassing a citizen.
  这些人来到我们的小镇来骚扰我们这里的居民。
• Are you harassing me because of our prior reiationship?
  你是不是因为我们以前的关系而来骚扰我？
• Your dog has been harassing my kids.
  你的狗一直骚扰我的孩子。
• Teachers and staff wouldn't stop anyone from harassing me unless I got my parent involved.
  直到我父母干预这件事之前，学校的教师和工作人员一直没有停止对我的搔扰。
• Why are you harassing me at my workplace?
  为什么到我工作的地方来骚扰我？
• He stated that unless I ceased harassing Sir William he would not be prepared to defend me.
  他声明，如果我不停止骚扰威廉爵士，他就不准备为我辩护。