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worked-up

/wurkt-uhp/US // ˈwɜrktˈʌp //

工作了,加班加点,加班,加班费

Related Words

biased有偏见的,有偏见,有偏向的,有偏见的人dictatorial独断专行,独断独行,独断专行的,独裁的fanatical狂热的,狂热,狂热的人,狂热者bigoted偏执,偏激,偏执的,偏执的人disdainful不屑一顾,轻蔑的,不屑一顾的,轻视racist种族主义者,种族歧视者,种族主义者的,种族主义fractious烦躁不安,烦躁不安的,烦躁的,烦乱的hateful可恨,可恨的,仇恨,仇恨的irritable烦躁,烦躁不安,烦躁的,易怒dogmatic拘谨的,教条主义,拘泥于此,拘谨indignant忿忿不平,愤慨的,愤慨,愤怒的xenophobic仇外心理,仇外,排外主义者,排外主义frantic疯狂的,狂热的,疯狂,狂暴antipathetic反感,反感者,反感的,反感的人averse厌恶,厌恶的,厌弃,厌烦communist共产主义,共产主义者,共产主义的,共产主义者conservative保守的,保守派,保守主义,保守contemptuous轻蔑的,轻视,轻蔑,蔑视illiberal非自由主义者,不自由,非自由主义,不自由的inflexible僵硬的,僵硬,僵化的,僵化

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : excited; perturbed: She's all worked-up about the new deadline.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inintolerant
Synonyms
biased有偏见的,有偏见,有偏向的,有偏见的人bigoted偏执,偏激,偏执的,偏执的人dictatorial独断专行,独断独行,独断专行的,独裁的disdainful不屑一顾,轻蔑的,不屑一顾的,轻视dogmatic拘谨的,教条主义,拘泥于此,拘谨fanatical狂热的,狂热,狂热的人,狂热者fractious烦躁不安,烦躁不安的,烦躁的,烦乱的hateful可恨,可恨的,仇恨,仇恨的indignant忿忿不平,愤慨的,愤慨,愤怒的irritable烦躁,烦躁不安,烦躁的,易怒racist种族主义者,种族歧视者,种族主义者的,种族主义xenophobic仇外心理,仇外,排外主义者,排外主义antipathetic反感,反感者,反感的,反感的人averse厌恶,厌恶的,厌弃,厌烦chauvinistic大男子主义,大男子主义的,大男子主义者,大男子主义的人communist共产主义,共产主义者,共产主义的,共产主义者conservative保守的,保守派,保守主义,保守contemptuous轻蔑的,轻视,轻蔑,蔑视illiberal非自由主义者,不自由,非自由主义,不自由的individualistic个人主义,个人主义的,个体主义,个体主义的inflexible僵硬的,僵硬,僵化的,僵化irate愤怒的,恼怒的,恼火的,愤怒jaundiced黄疸病,黄疸型,黄疸病患者,黄疸症narrow狭窄的,窄小的,缩小,窄小narrow-minded狭隘的,狭隘,狭义的,龌龊的obdurate顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,顽强的one-sided片面的,片面,单方,单方面的outraged愤慨的,愤愤不平,愤慨,愤怒的racialist种族主义者,种族主义者,种族主义者,种族学家short-fuse短保险,短暂熔断,短信,短路small-minded鼠目寸光,褊狭,褊狭的人,褊狭的snappy蹩脚的,爽快的,爽快,蹩脚stuffy闷闷不乐,闷热,闷,闷热的tilted倾斜的,倾斜,倾斜式,倾斜度uncharitable不善言辞,不友善的,不慈善的,不善言辞的unfair不公平,不正当,不正当的,不公平的unforbearing不忍心,不忍直视,不忍卒睹,不堪忍受的unindulgent放纵,放任自流,疏放,放纵的unsympathetic不仁不义,冷酷无情,不同情,冷酷无情的人unwilling不愿意,不情愿,不甘心,不愿意的upset心烦意乱,心乱如麻,烦乱,心烦意乱的waspish卑鄙小人,卑鄙的人,卑鄙的,卑鄙无耻
as inoverwrought
Synonyms
frantic疯狂的,狂热的,疯狂,狂暴affected受影响的,受影响,受到影响,受到影响的agitated烦躁不安,烦躁不安的,烦躁的,焦躁不安all shook up惊心动魄,惊魂未定,振奋人心,惊心动魄的beside oneself魂魂不在自己身边,魂魂不在自己身上,魂魂不散crazy疯狂的,疯狂,疯了,发疯distracted分心,分心的,分心了,分散注意力emotional情绪化,感性,情绪化的,情感excitable兴奋的,激动人心的,激动的,刺激性fired-up火力全开,火热的,火爆的,开火flipped out崩溃了,翻了个底朝天,晕倒了,翻了个身freaked-out吓坏了,惊慌失措,吓坏了的,吓坏了的人high高,很高,高度,较高hot under collar炙手可热,火爆,火热,炙手可热的hot-and-bothered心急吃不了热豆腐,心急如焚,心急火燎的,心急火燎hyper超,超级,超级的,超强的in a state在一个国家,在一个状态下,在一个州,在一个国家中keyed-up抠门的,抠门的人,抠门,抠图nervous紧张,忐忑不安,紧张的,紧张不安neurotic神经质的,神经质,神经过敏,神经质的人on edge边缘,濒临,边缘化,边缘地带overexcited兴奋过度,兴奋过度的,亢奋的,兴奋过头overstrung弦绷得太紧,弦外之音,弦绷得太紧了,弦绷得过紧overworked劳累过度,过度劳累,工作过度,过度疲劳spent用过的,已用过的,用过的东西,已用完的steamed up蒸蒸日上,蒸蒸日上的,蒸气腾腾的,蒸气腾腾stirred搅拌过的,搅拌的,搅拌均匀的,被搅拌的strung-out受挫的,晕倒,困顿的,困顿tense紧张的,紧张,紧张兮兮的,紧张的时候tired累了,疲惫,疲劳,疲倦uneasy不舒服,不安,不舒服的,不安的unstrung无弦,无弦的,无线,无绳uptight拘谨,拘谨的,拘束,拘谨的人weary疲惫,疲惫不堪,疲倦,疲乏wired有线,有线的,有线电视,有线路worn磨损的,破旧的,磨损,穿着的wound-up清盘,缠绕式,缠绕的,清盘的
as inbeside oneself
Synonyms
agitated烦躁不安,烦躁不安的,烦躁的,焦躁不安anxious焦急的,焦虑的,焦虑不安,焦虑berserk狂暴,狂暴的,狂热,狂热的bothered困扰的,烦恼的,烦扰的,困扰carried away带走了,带走,带走的,被带走了crazed疯狂的,疯狂,疯疯癫癫的,疯了delirious神志不清,神智不清,神志不清的,谵妄demented痴呆的,痴呆,痴呆症,痴呆的人distraught心烦意乱,心乱如麻,心烦意乱的,心乱如麻的distressed忧虑的,苦恼的,苦恼,忧虑frantic疯狂的,狂热的,疯狂,狂暴frenetic狂热的,狂热,疯狂的,狂热的人hysterical歇斯底里,歇斯底里的,歇后语,癔症insane疯了,疯狂的,疯癫,疯疯癫癫mad疯狂,疯狂的,疯了,疯out of one's mind失魂落魄,失心疯,失心疯了,失心疯疯癫癫out of one's wit失智,失智的人,失智的,失策overwrought过度紧张,过度疲劳,焦头烂额,焦虑不安rattled惊慌失措,惊慌失措的,心急如焚,发抖的raving狂欢,狂喜,狂热的,狂热shook up振奋人心,震动,震撼,震荡unbalanced不平衡的,非平衡性,非平衡,非平衡的unhinged疯疯癫癫的,疯疯癫癫,疯癫的,发神经upset心烦意乱,心乱如麻,烦乱,心烦意乱的very upset非常难过,很不爽,非常沮丧,很不高兴

Examples

  • This same outlet worked the phrase “engagement to toyboy lover” into the headline of their article on Fry.

  • “I think for trans men who are dating every time they hook up they have another coming out,” Sandler said.

  • In that photo, Merabet has a big smile that spreads across his whole face and lights up his eyes.

  • Carl Sandler, who founded Mister in 2012, previously founded Daddyhunt.com and worked at Gay.com.

  • We won't find out this season, though it comes up occasionally.

  • What need to look to right or left when you are swallowing up free mile after mile of dizzying road?

  • Most of the men leaped up, caught hold of spears or knives, and rushed out.

  • Some weeks after, the creditor chanced to be in Boston, and in walking up Tremont street, encountered his enterprising friend.

  • In less than ten minutes, the bivouac was broken up, and our little army on the march.

  • The bride elect rushes up to him, and so they both step down to the foot-lights.

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