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单词 exasperation
释义
exasperation
noun[U]
uk
/ɪɡˌzɑː.spəˈreɪ.ʃən/us
/ɪɡˌzæs.pəˈreɪ.ʃən/
thefeelingof beingannoyed,especiallybecause you can do nothing tosolveaproblem:
恼怒，愤怒；激怒
There isgrowingexasperation within thegovernmentatthefailureof thesepoliciestoreduceunemployment.由于这些减少失业的政策不能奏效，政府内部越来越多的人感到懊恼。
After tenhoursoffruitlessnegotiations, hestormedout of themeetinginexasperation.经过10个小时徒劳无功的漫长谈判，他愤然冲出会场。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anger and displeasure
  • acrimony
  • anger
  • animus
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  • bad feeling
  • flap
  • get the humpidiom
  • gorge
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  • grityourteethidiom
  • grudge
  • hard feelingsidiom
  • have a face like thunderidiom
  • irritation
  • red mist
  • reprehension
  • resentfulness
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  • road rage
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(Definition ofexasperationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexasperation

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It may seem unfair to focus on the negative aspects of this book, but reading it provoked a fair degree of both disappointment andexasperation.
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The hostility summary code included anger,exasperation, blame, contempt, and criticism.
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It denotes the limitation andexasperationwith existing strategies and engagement by other groupings.
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From the beginning up to the time of writing he seems to be remembered with a mixture of affection andexasperation.
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What is more, that suchexasperationwas often expressed in strident terms.
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She shakes her head inexasperationand begins to undo her coat as she walks.
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The exasperations they harvest from this loyalty to the dead, to memories of victims of injustice, are bitter indeed.
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Industrialists' support for reform was based more on their 'exasperation' about ' endless bureaucratic procedures and delays ' regarding access to and allocation of foreign currency (ibid.).
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There is no raising of volume or pitch level, no indication orexasperationor irritability in the repeated rephrasings of the question.
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The world suffers too, from the stunting or warping orexasperationof its strongest and most original female minds.
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This signifies a completeexasperationat the failure of other efforts.
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Theexasperationcaused abroad is, therefore, greater still.
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In the 1999 study, one leading education officer referred with someexasperationto: a kind of pious fiction that the partnership is somehow running itself and terribly self starting.
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But if the actor is a stranger to the objector, and no such special reasons can be cited, the mere fact that the conduct causes displeasure orexasperationis insufficient.
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Katie'sexasperationtells us something about how she perceived language learning at that time.
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