nuisance 的定义
- an obnoxious or annoying person, thing, condition, practice, etc.: a monthly meeting that was more nuisance than pleasure.
- Law. something offensive or annoying to individuals or to the community, especially in violation of their legal rights.
nuisance 近义词
annoyance; annoying person
更多nuisance例句
- My experience working through the many nuisances associated with vacation rentals has shown me that a compromise was the best approach for Mission Beach and is likely the best approach for San Diego.
- The public nuisance complaint came down in January 2020, triggering the evacuation.
- San Diego’s real estate assets director is resigning less than a week after the release of a devastating review of the city’s acquisition of a downtown high-rise that the county declared a public nuisance following a series of asbestos violations.
- Then, in January 2020, after finding debris in a conference room on the seventh floor that was theoretically accessible to city workers, the county issued a public nuisance order.
- A day after the fire started, the county air pollution control agency issued three violations against the Navy, citing the fire’s smoke and odors as a public nuisance under state health and safety and county codes.
- Poetry would be too obvious, too ‘portrait of the artist as a young nuisance’.
- If my legs made me a nuisance, I vowed to become less of one.
- Other questions: Should nuisance bears be euthanized if they are serial offenders?
- Last year, there were a record 6,726, covering “nuisance” behavior, property damage, injuries to bears, and injuries to humans.
- It also reduces nuisance, so there is less trouble in the neighborhood.
- Beastly nuisance; we shall all have to clear out, for I suppose it won't be a mere matter of scratches.
- It was rather a nuisance, too, to find that wherever he went he excited a considerable amount of attention.
- Even the storage of gasoline in suitable tanks set down in the earth is not a nuisance.
- Yet the business may become a nuisance when conducted in some localities, or in an improper manner.
- I am very much taken with her, which causes Rubinstein to be a perfect nuisance.