bothersome 的定义
- causing annoyance or worry; troublesome.
bothersome 近义词
troubling
更多bothersome例句
- The “saga,” as she calls it, started months ago, when a bothersome dental implant led to a bone infection in her jaw.
- Once Kevin Durant comes back from a bothersome hamstring injury, the Nets will be poised for conference domination.
- Maryland’s start to the second half, senior guard Darryl Morsell said, was more bothersome than the game’s opening minutes.
- Without these bothersome hornets, the bees added just a few dung spots.
- The usual signs of danger, and rewards for following potentially bothersome rules, are thrown off by a virus that is spread easily by people who don’t know they have it, Slovic said.
- It is such an irritating movie that it has had the effect of clarifying, once and for all, why Braff himself is bothersome.
- Selfies, like people, are often bothersome, silly, and apparently redundant.
- Like people, selfies are often bothersome, silly, and apparently redundant.
- Think in terms of my bothersome tumor, now taking part in research.
- And I am not denying the fact that his womanizing, only too well known in Paris, is bothersome to many of us.
- It is evident that the irrationality of frequent appeals to expensive and bothersome litigation should arouse suspicion.
- This he tries several times, but with the same result, that bothersome stick is always hanging to his neck.
- A flat kite like this always needs a tail, and the most bothersome tail ever made is that familiar kind made of paper and string.
- I realized that it was a bothersome moral responsibility—placing the lives of others (even if janitors) in jeopardy.
- I jumped up from the balcony on to a stone ledge, and then by good luck right into the bedroom of that bothersome young lady.