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单词 aggravation
释义
aggravation
noun
uk
/ˌæɡ.rəˈveɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌæɡ.rəˈveɪ.ʃən/

aggravationnoun(TROUBLE)

[CorU]
(UKalsoinformalaggro[U])
troubleordifficulty:
烦恼；恼人的事
I've been getting a lot of aggravation atworkrecently.最近我工作上有很多不顺心的事儿。
I don't need any more aggravation today.我今天再不想有更多的烦心事了。
I'dcomplainto themanagerbut it's notworththe aggravation.我本想向经理投诉，可为这事儿找麻烦不值得。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inconvenience
  • aggro
  • awkward
  • bore
  • bother
  • bulky
  • burden
  • disturbance
  • drag
  • imposition
  • inconvenience
  • inconvenient
  • inconveniently
  • inopportune
  • pisser
  • putsomethingout
  • rigamarole
  • rigmarole
  • snag
  • storm
  • tempest
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aggravationnoun(MAKE WORSE)

[U]formal
theactof making something such as aproblemorinjuryworse:
（问题或伤口的）恶化
Rest theaffectedlimbtoavoidfurtheraggravation of thecondition.要让受伤的肢体充分休息，以避免情况继续恶化。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Worse and worst
  • aggravating
  • atyourworstidiom
  • be in a different leagueidiom
  • can't hold a candle toidiom
  • compare
  • hold
  • inferior
  • league
  • not be in the same leagueidiom
  • not half asidiom
  • not in the same leagueidiom
  • not the sameidiom
  • pale imitation
  • patch
  • stick
  • sticksomeonewithsomething
  • to top it allidiom
  • topper
  • villain
  • worse
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(Definition ofaggravationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofaggravation

aggravation
I find that there are also aggravations in the methods of supply by the coal merchants.
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One of the aggravations speaking in such a debate as this is that one comes to say what one has prepared.
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I gather that that is one of the great aggravations of absent parents, who believe that it is designed for her.
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I am making no charges or aggravations against any particular person.
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One of the greatest aggravations to the solution of this problem has been rent control at absurdly artificially low levels.
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There will be further aggravations.
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The sooner we, like the extremists and the aggravations that exist in the countryside, fall quiet and listen quietly, perhaps the sooner we shall resolve our differences.
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The changes they see may cause a sense ofaggravation, perhaps even uncertainty about the future.
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Concomitant infection with rotavirus, however, caused a dramaticaggravationof the clinical signs, and 5 of 6 experimentally infected piglets died.
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The modern age'saggravationof diseases-that is, the resultant mental-health problems-was one reason for the importance of a correct understanding of body and mind.
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The very attempt to establish the charge by evidence, would often be a grossaggravationof the original injury [more speech is not the solution here].
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Paternal alcoholism, parental psychopathology, andaggravationwith infants.
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To this cognitive flexibility (both linguistic and representational) is connected the well-known flexibility of the interpretations sanctioned by the evolutive perception of the phases of illness (aggravation, remission, becoming chronic).
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Fathers' alcoholism has been linked with increased risk for fathers'aggravationwith their infants and with higher negative affect, lower positive engagement, and lower sensitivity during free-play interactions.
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We know that this very trade is a major reason for theaggravationof conflicts and that the innocent civilian population suffers the most casualties.
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