irritably

简明释义

英[ˈɪrɪtəbli]美[ˈɪrɪtəbli]

adv. 性急地；暴躁地；过敏地

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1.The judge shook his head irritably and Juicks hushed.

法官生气地摇摇头，朱克斯安静下来。

2.Looking nervously and irritably about him, he walked in as though he were afraid of everything in the great room he had entered.

他一边走进房间，一边心神不宁地忿忿地四处张望，好像他害怕他走进的那一大间房中的一切似的。

3."You've forgotten the magic word," said Harry irritably.

你忘说魔术词汇了，“哈利烦躁地说。”

4."Why are you whispering?" he asked irritably.

“你们为什么窃窃私语？”他生气地问。

5.He stirred irritably, for he wished her to go on.

他不耐烦地转动身子，只盼着她继续说下去。

6.'Well, nobody asked you,' she huffed irritably.

“嘿，谁问你了。”她怒气冲冲地说。

7."You are a devil," Martin cried irritably.

“你是个魔鬼！”马丁气冲冲地叫了起来。

8.The hunter snorted irritably and put his horse into the stall.

猎人打鼾了急燥并且放他的马入摊位。

9.She sighed irritably when her phone rang again during the meeting.

在会议中，当她的电话再次响起时，她烦躁地叹了口气。

10.The teacher spoke irritably after the students wouldn't stop talking.

在学生们不停说话后，老师不耐烦地说话。

11.She responded irritably when I asked her about the delay.

当我问她关于延迟的事情时，她烦躁地回应了。

12.He snapped irritably at his coworker for interrupting him.

他对打断他的同事恼怒地吼道。

13.He looked at the clock irritably as he waited for his friend.

当他等待朋友时，不耐烦地看了看钟。

作文

In our daily lives, we often encounter various situations that test our patience and emotional resilience. One such instance occurred last week when I was working on a crucial project with a tight deadline. As the hours passed, the pressure began to mount, and I could feel my irritation growing. My colleague, who was also under stress, accidentally bumped into my desk, causing my coffee to spill. At that moment, I responded irritably (烦躁地), snapping at him for being careless. It was an uncharacteristic reaction, but the stress had gotten the better of me.Reflecting on that incident, I realized how easily we can fall into the trap of letting our emotions dictate our behavior. The environment we work in can significantly influence our mood, and when we are overwhelmed, it is all too easy to respond irritably (烦躁地) to even minor inconveniences. I thought about how my colleague must have felt after my outburst. He was already stressed, and my reaction likely added to his anxiety. To address this, I decided to have a candid conversation with him the next day. I approached him and apologized for my irritable (烦躁的) response. I explained the pressures I was under and acknowledged that it was not fair for me to take it out on him. To my relief, he understood and shared that he too had been feeling the strain of the looming deadline. This dialogue helped us both to recognize the importance of supporting each other during stressful times rather than allowing our frustrations to escalate.Moreover, I began to explore techniques to manage my stress better. I started incorporating short breaks into my work routine, allowing myself moments to breathe and reset my mind. During these breaks, I would step outside for a quick walk or practice mindfulness exercises. This proactive approach not only helped to reduce my feelings of irritation but also improved my overall productivity. I found that when I returned to my tasks with a clearer mind, I was less likely to react irritably (烦躁地) to unforeseen challenges. In conclusion, the experience served as a valuable lesson about the impact of stress on our behavior and interactions with others. It reminded me that while it is natural to feel irritable (烦躁的) during tough times, it is crucial to find healthy ways to cope with those feelings. By fostering open communication and practicing self-care, we can create a more supportive work environment where everyone can thrive, even under pressure. The next time I feel the urge to respond irritably (烦躁地), I will remind myself to pause, breathe, and choose a more constructive path forward.

在我们的日常生活中，我们经常会遇到各种考验我们耐心和情绪韧性的情况。上周就发生了一件这样的事情，那时我正在一个紧迫截止日期的关键项目上工作。随着时间的推移，压力开始增加，我能感觉到我的烦躁情绪在增长。我的同事也在承受压力，不小心撞到了我的桌子，导致我的咖啡洒了。那一刻，我反应得很irritably（烦躁地），对他粗鲁地说他不小心。这是我不太可能有的反应，但压力让我失去了理智。回想起那次事件，我意识到我们是多么容易陷入让情绪支配行为的陷阱。我们工作的环境可以显著影响我们的情绪，当我们感到不堪重负时，甚至对微小的不便反应得irritably（烦躁地）是多么容易。我想到了我的同事在我发火后可能会有什么感受。他已经很紧张，而我的反应可能增加了他的焦虑。为了应对这一点，我决定第二天与他进行坦诚的对话。我走过去，向他道歉，承认我irritable（烦躁的）反应的不公。我解释了我所承受的压力，并承认把这些情绪发泄到他身上是不公平的。令我松了一口气的是，他理解了，并分享了他自己也感受到即将到来的截止日期的压力。这次对话帮助我们都认识到，在压力时期支持彼此的重要性，而不是让我们的挫折升级。此外，我开始探索更好管理压力的技巧。我开始在工作日程中加入短暂的休息，让自己有时间呼吸和重置思维。在这些休息期间，我会出去快走或练习正念练习。这种主动的方法不仅帮助我减少了烦躁的感觉，还提高了我的整体生产力。我发现，当我以更清晰的头脑回到任务中时，我就不太可能对意外的挑战做出irritably（烦躁地）的反应。总之，这次经历让我明白了压力对我们行为和与他人互动的影响。它提醒我，虽然在艰难时刻感到irritable（烦躁的）是很自然的，但找到健康的方式来应对这些情绪至关重要。通过促进开放的沟通和实践自我照顾，我们可以创造一个更加支持的工作环境，使每个人即使在压力下也能蓬勃发展。下次当我感到想要irritably（烦躁地）反应时，我会提醒自己暂停、深呼吸，并选择更具建设性的前进道路。