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

• Doing the Christmas shopping frazzled her.
  圣诞大采购把她累坏了。
• But you don't have to resign yourself to feeling frazzled.
  但是你不需要屈从地感到疲惫。
• Besides, the other day you looked a little frazzled.
  除此之外，前几天你看上去有点累。
• You have to warm to a hotel that greets your frazzled late-night arrival not with grumpiness but with large plates of smoked salmon and charcuterie and a swiftly opened bottle of red.
  你温暖的一家旅馆，迎接你的信物深夜抵不抱怨，但与大板烟熏鲑鱼和白煮蛋并迅速打开一瓶红。
• 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。
• Where is the guru who tells us that the way to get the most out of an organisation is to ratchet up the pressure until everyone is desperate and frazzled?
  为何没有哪位大师站出来告诉我们，最大限度地挖掘一家企业潜力的办法就是加大施压，直到所有人都陷入绝望和疲惫不堪？
• 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。
• The guy looked frazzled.
  那家伙看上去疲惫不堪。
• Your nerves are frazzled.
  你的神经已疲惫不堪。
• When you're angry or frazzled, be sure your actions and words don't give you away.
  当你生气或者疲惫的时候，要确保你的行为不会出卖你自己。